It's a health Insurance...... Anyone know of where I could go for affortable insur. Our insur at work was canceled. Medication and office visits is killing me....can't do it on my income.
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try to get your state health insurance insurance it's cheaper or low cost as you won't believe. in new york you got childhealth plus and excellus blue cross. i applied at my local hospital.
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ANY sort of welfare fraud burns me up.  Makes me crazy.  Gets my goat like few other things do.\n\nThis one makes me scratch my head a little as well.  If he already has medical coverage, it will always always always be used as primary.  The only way he will be able to take advantage of it is to go to providers that take Medicaid, and are willing to bill secondary insurances.\n\nIf you want to talk about loopholes, Medicaid participating providers are required to bill Medicaid and not the patient until Medicaid has processed the claim.  However, Medicaid will not pay as primary in a situation like this, and often providers are not required to submit to secondary insurances.\n\nI haven't been in the field for ten years.  Things might have changed, but I haven't heard anything to that affect from people I know who still do this sort of work---And they know it interests me.  :-)
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Sometimes insurances are crappy like that.  you should make sure that its for the entire pair of glasses.  some ins. cover a portion of the frame and something for the Lenses.  wal-mart or america's best... or a private optometrist may have some cheap glasses too.  just look around.
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Check with Aiken Tech to find out what company they reported the default to, send the proper documentation about your illness so you can be removed from the default list to a deferred list.  Have them put everything in writing and you keep all communications in writing and see if you can reapply once the paperwork is cleared up
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Be upfront about not having insurance, and some hospitals will give you financial assistance or a sliding scale fee. There are also sliding scale clinics out there, so ask around for them. My husband owes his life to a hospital that was willing to offer us financial assistance, so I know how overwhelming and frightening this can be.
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I feel your pain...I retired to Canada (partially for that reason) a number of years ago and was quite pleased with the health care......a family doctor in Canada is very versatile and can treat a number of ailments including minor outpatient surgery in his/her office...other side of the coin..if you have to go into a hospital, more often than not, unless it is a life or death emergency, you will face a lengthy (several months) wait....now, there IS more to the story....I was able to do this, because at the time, I was married to a Canadian citizen...after a minimum of paper work I was granted health care priviledges...what you would have to do as a non-Canadian citizen to be granted residence in Canada, I'm not sure.........and of course, in this world there is no free lunch, income taxes were considerably higher; and there is/was a modest monthly cost for health care premiums....this was in 1998....if there have been changes since that time, I am not aware of them...........also, I mentioned that was only one of the reasons I moved to Canada...I was living in Victoria, Vancouver Island and it's one of the most beautiful places on earth..the Canadians are great people...ALSO, the U.S. dollar was was about 30 to 40% higher than the Canadian $.....not so now; and it's dropping....so, you've much to consider......good luck!!
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Robyn, I am so sorry...have you  talked with the hospital (social services, social worker) to ask about some options. If you are a care giver and qualify I am sure that you could get some type of medical insurance to care for you daughter and maybe that could get you back to work...Call the social services at the hospital and they can steer you into right direction..they have the resources at their fingertips...Do you have some type of Leukemia Office in Michigan that you can call for help..(health care providers, free care, free medical assistance, medications) I wish you much luck...and prayers to you and your daughter.
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haha.  that's funny. its all terrible. look at the economy crumble. booom. oh and don't try canada. that health system is going down hill too. clinics that do non insurance work are expanding. oh why? cause no one has insurance. whooot whoot.\nso try there\n\n50K as a file system? try a class in medial billing and coding. friggin awesome use of time. you might even get a pannel of cubile to call your own. maybe even two pannels.
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go ask ur work if u have insurance,stupid
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I was turned down for life insurance twice by the same company.  I am a teacher (aged 29 when I first applied), and I applied for a group plan available through my job for teachers in my state.  The first year I was told I was declined because I was taking Celexa !!!  I applied the next year and was declined again, same reason.  My doctor wrote a letter saying I was not suicidal, etc. and that the meds were for panic attacks, but I was still turned down.  I was furious at first - and I know so many teachers who take antidepressants....but there was nothing I could do except stop the meds. A rep told me to "show improvement" by the next enrollment period, but I didn't want to stop taking my meds just to get the insurance.  I found out that group insurance is usually much more strict because the rate is pretty low.  I went to Allstate on my own and had no problem getting a policy.  They were surprised that the Celexa kept me from being insured with the other company....  I checked with another company too, and could have gotten insurance there, but went with Allstate because it was the best deal.\n\nThis is just my opinion, but....About your disclosure - I'd tell everything up front.  They will find out, and it is better if it comes from you up front and honestly.  I think health care providers will tell - I think you sign a waiver giving the insurance company permission to review your health records.
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the hospital should offer you a form. This is to apply for them to write this off and you don't pay. I think they call it a hardship application. not sure of your location. It is available to people who need it so do your best to get it.\nI am so sorry for your loss. Please keep in touch I really want to know how you are doing ok.
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If you can’t get insurance through work, your best option is to talk with local Georgia-licensed health insurance agents. They’ve probably helped people in your situation before. Medicaid is out because you make too much money and you’re too young and not sick enough for Medicare. If you can afford $70/month for health insurance, there are health plans available to you. However, you will still have to pay a high deductible with a plan that has a low monthly payment. Your insurer or the hospital will work out a payment schedule with you where you can pay off your medical bill over time. It might be worth it since your problem is affecting your ability to make a living.\n\nCheck out MostChoice.com. It’s a free, no obligation Web site that specializes in connecting state-licensed agents with people interested in health insurance. It’s a Atlanta-based company that has connections to agents throughout the state, including Coweta County. Just fill out a short form, review free online quotes on Georgia insurers, and within 48 hours agents should contact you. Tell them about your situation and what you can afford, and they will do the rest. All you have to do is wait until one of them delivers a solution that makes sense.\n\nWhatever you do, though, please get help for your problem. You’re too young to be hobbled like you are; you might have to choose between having some medical bills that take a while to pay but have a good foot, or have less debt but have trouble walking.\n\nYou can find MostChoice here: http://www.mostchoice.com/health-insurance.cfm\n\nHope this helps,\n\nBarnes@MostChoice
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I would check with the state you live in. For example my state (NY) has a plan called healthy NY for working people that have no insurance at reasonable rates. Go to your state's website to check.
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after full med work up to ensure youre not over taxed and that all systems are functioning. you can have your dr rx you something\ntoo lil ot go on but sounds like youre overworked, stressed.  (mental exhaustion)
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Hmmmm...  this could be a little tricky with out insurance....BUT...  there could be ways on working around that..   there are free hospitals (if living in the states) suggestion is to try one of them.....  the wait maybe insanely long but you would not need the insurance.....  just bring a very good and long book to read..  also you can try to contact any hospitals administrator and let them know you need medical attention but can not afford it..   ask if they can help..  some times they have programs to help people without insurance..  really ask about this one..   they even might be able to work out some kind of payment plan or they just might pick up the tab altogether..  in any situation for just about anything sometimes the easiest thing to do is to ask for help...   someone somewhere will always help..  if you can not find help in your area...  look elsewhere..  but keep trying..  take care..
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I understand your problem. My husband was put in the hospital last year and had emergency surgery and I had past hips surgeys and they won't even give us insurance. I started researching some stuff and found a great site that offers health benefits. It's not insurance but you can save up to 80% on dental and medical benefits and you get free prescription, Free chiropractic and free vision. Best of all it's no more than $60.00 dollars a month for the entire household. That site below will offer and show you have to obtain benefits. \n\nGood luck and I am sorry we all have to deal with the goverment doing this to our families.
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Shop around for an inexpensive health insurance, especially one with a medical savings account. With this account, only a little of the premium goes toward the insurance and the rest goes into an interest bearing checking account.\n\nAvoid the ones you see on the internet. Some are not legitimate and can actuall be used to obtain personal information about you and steal your identity. It's happened.