Yes, Bluecross Blueshield does offer insurance to self-employed people. You should contact your local Bluecross Blueshield agent to find what options are available in your area that would best suit your needs.
Self-employed individuals typically pay their income taxes through estimated tax payments made quarterly. The IRS requires these payments to cover income tax and self-employment tax, which includes Social Security and Medicare contributions. Self-employed persons calculate their estimated taxes based on expected income and expenses, submitting payments in April, June, September, and January of the following year. They report their income and expenses annually on Schedule C attached to their Form 1040 tax return.
If a person has a job, then he should be having taxes withheld from his pay, so at the end of the year when he files, he will get a refund or only have to pay a small amount. If a person is self employed or has just investment income, then he is supposed to estimate his taxes and send some in each quarter (3 months) to cover taxes.
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No. Health insurance considers this to be elective procedures and they will not cover this procedure. Sorry.
Blue Cross Blue Shield will cover infertility under some circumstances such as doctor's appointments. However, most of the time they will not cover treatment. You should check with your insurance to see if you are covered.
Among the companies that cover people in Pennsylvania are Aetna, Health America One, United Health One, and Cigna. There is also Anthem BlueCross BlueShield and Celtic.
Benefit exclusions are included in the plan benefits documents. Call your BCBS insurer or go to their website. Each insurer will have a unique list of benefit exclusions.
I am insured by Medicar and a secondary insurer. My secondary insure will soon be Bluecross Blueshield. If I were to need services of AirEvac would BCBS cover the expence Medicare dose not?
Check with your doctor to see if this is going to be a "medically necessary" procedure. This will play an important role of whether the insurance will cover the procedure or not. Once the doctor determines if it is medically necessary, then you can speak with member services of BlueCross BlueShield to discuss the coverage. The phone number for member services will be on your insurance card.
Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah typically does not cover tubal ligation reversals, as they are often considered elective procedures. Coverage policies can vary, so it's essential to review your specific plan details or contact Regence directly for personalized information. Always consult with your healthcare provider to understand the options available to you.
There are essentially no insurance companies that will cover tubal ligation reversal. Many clinics that perform the procedure offer payment plans that spread the cost of the quite expensive surgery.
Empire BlueCross BlueShield (BCBS) may cover breast reduction surgery if it is deemed medically necessary. Coverage often requires documentation of symptoms such as back pain, neck pain, or other physical issues related to breast size. It's essential to check with your specific plan for details on coverage, as policies can vary. Consulting with a healthcare provider can also help determine eligibility for coverage.
This can vary between individual companies. I write applications for BlueCross BlueShield of Florida and we have a list of about 15 medications that will render the applicant ineligible to complete the application process. Mostly diabetic, heart, and mental illness medications. However, in January of 2009 the applicant will be eligible for a new limited benefits plan under the "Cover Florida" program.
Normally you will only have coverage in an emergency situation, and then it is on a reimbursement basis. You would pay for the emergency service and file for reimbursement. Call your member services phone number on your BlueCross BlueShield card for details.
Coming in January of 2009, six companies have been chosen by the State of Florida to provide "Guaranteed Issue" policies. Do a search on "Cover Florida" and you'll find some articles on the subject. Unfortunately, there aren't many details on the plans. I write applications for BlueCross Blueshield of Florida, one of the six companies chosen, and we don't even have any details as of 12/11/2008.