Given the topic this is posted under I will assume (for the sake of answering your question) you are referring to suicide. Suicide actually is covered in most life policies, (this may be a per state regulation) after a certain period of time, generally two or three years. Or the only way it can be denied is if it is proven the policy was purchased for the sole purpose of receiving payment after a suicide (hence the 2-3years). Read the policy it will define it. +++If you're talking about Health Insurance, I'm not aware of that exclusion. The advantage of not covering self inflicted injuries or dealth would be to save claims dollars along with the law of large numbers so that the Insurance Companies can predict the amount of claims and price the product accordingly.
If you are currently covered on your wife's health Insurance as well you should be fine.
Rubbish health insurance, you should check out NHS!
Buy health insurance. Don't be a taker
Answer: If you are employed and they have a good health insurance plan, you should be set. You will need to call the insurance company and see what the benefits are and which mental health facilities are on the plan. Answer: If you are employed and they have a good health insurance plan, you should be set. You will need to call the insurance company and see what the benefits are and which mental health facilities are on the plan. Answer: If you are employed and they have a good health insurance plan, you should be set. You will need to call the insurance company and see what the benefits are and which mental health facilities are on the plan.
You should shred or destroy your old health insurance cards to protect your personal information and prevent identity theft.
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No, health insurance should not be priced on how healthy you are. Most of the time people that can afford good health care pay less for insurance because they can afford it. Poorer people are in worse health than the wealthy, so charging them even more does not make sense.
HMO is not actually a health insurance company, but it is instead a type of health insurance. It is a little more affordable, but it limits the choices of doctors to the ones in the person locality.
Your employer should have health insurance plans. If you are unemployed you can visit your social services office and get temporary health insurance. You can get temporary health insurance from social services even if you are employed, but you must meet the income requirements.
yeah they should but i dont think that they do
HumanaOne offers affordable individual health insurance plans that protect you and your family when you need health insurance and coverage most. They provide insurance for unemployed, however you should get a job since it will pay for the insurance.
I faced the same problem. I stuck to COBRA and I have around 7 more months to go before I will need to switch to a private insurance policy. I guess online platform should be a good choice. I will check hCentive.com and see what they have to offer. Thanks!