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---Answer--- COBRA ---
People who leave their place of employment are entitled to continuing health care coverage through COBRA, if there are 20 or more people working at the company. COBRA will provide coverage from 18-36 months after you leave your job. http://www.dol.gov/dol/topic/health-plans/cobra.htm
Many people have health insurance through their employer's group plan. When they no longer qualify for coverage through this plan, federal and state law may provide the right to continue coverage in that group plan for a limited time.
There are many online sources that help people find and get individual health insurance coverage. One example is eHealthInsurance, which guides people to providers such as LifeWise.
Geisinger Health Plan offers health coverage to many different people under many different plans. For example, they offer services to people with coverage through individual plans, Medicare plans, and employer groups.
This type of insurance coverage is used for people who believe they only need this coverage for a short period of time. Some people do not want to sign up for a long term health insurance plan.
People have to pay for medical coverage they don't need under the Affordable Care Act so that coverage will be more affordable for sick people who need it.
There are several different options for health care coverage with Aetna. You need to decide how many people will be on your plan, and what kind of coverage you want, just doctors visits, prescription coverage, emergency room, etc.
This is a difficult question to answer because health insurance costs depend on a number of variables including how many people you are covering and what type of plan and coverage you want for you and your family.
NIB is an affordable health insurance option for most people. Some people have found the claims process complicated and the coverage insufficient however.
If you are not employed you may be eligible to continue your previous employers' health insurance through COBRA. This also applies to children going off to college... you also may be able to continue on your parent's health insurance coverage through COBRA. This is a very good option for people who may have lost their job and are still undergoing medical treatments. If you were to switch to another insurance plan, your current medical treatments may not qualify under the new health insurance plan. But.. WARNING! This will not be an affordable health insurance option. The premiums will be much higher and you may be able to better afford one of the below options first.
45 million as of July 2008.