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Is a domestic partner considered a dependent for health insurance purposes?
Yes, a domestic partner can be considered a dependent for health insurance purposes if they meet the criteria set by the insurance provider, such as being financially dependent on the policyholder and meeting other eligibility requirements.
Can you add someone to your health insurance policy?
Yes, you can typically add a family member or dependent to your health insurance policy through a process called enrollment or adding a dependent.
What is health fraud?
Briefly, health care fraud occurs when a provider knowingly bills an insurance company or government agency for care that the provider did not provide.
What is health care fraud?
Briefly, health care fraud occurs when a provider knowingly bills an insurance company or government agency for care that the provider did not provide.
How much does average health insurance cost I need an exact dollar amount?
Average cost of health insurance is dependent on several factors which are individual.
Can I add my friend to my health insurance policy?
Yes, you may be able to add your friend to your health insurance policy as a dependent if your insurance provider allows it and your friend meets the eligibility criteria.
What is the best supplemental health insurance provider for a single-parent family in Rhode Island?
There are several supplemental health insurance providers in Rhode Island. The correct insurance is dependent on you family needs and the family budget.
What exactly is family health insurance?
a medical/health coverage insurance for a policy holder and his/her dependent that can be paid for privately or by your employer. A deductible is paid for services like doctor appointments or ER visits.
Is it possible to purchase health insurance for another individual?
Yes, it is possible to purchase health insurance for another individual through a process known as "third-party coverage." This allows someone to buy a health insurance policy for another person, such as a family member or dependent.
What is the punishment for if a person knowingly discloses and wrongfully uses protected health information?
The punishment for knowingly disclosing and wrongfully using protected health information can include fines ranging from $100 to $50,000 per violation, imprisonment for up to 10 years, or both. This type of violation is taken very seriously under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) in the United States.
What is the average rate for a life insurance?
There is no average rate for life insurance it is dependent of pre existing health conditions as well as the age of the person purchasing the coverage.
Can a fiance be added to health insurance?
Yes, a fiance can typically be added to a health insurance plan as a dependent, but specific rules may vary depending on the insurance provider. It's important to check with the insurance company to understand their specific policies and requirements for adding a fiance to the plan.
