heathcare new york state cheepest?
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Would you care to ask a question in English please?  Thanks.
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If I know what part I might be able to help here are a few websites that will help you.\nhttp://www.umd.nycpic.com/Guide-HCFA-1500.html\nhttp://www.noridianmedicare.com/provider/pubs/med_b/news/iowa/0297spcl.html
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Look up Assurant Health in your area...\nI write health insurance out here in the west...\nOr look for pacificare or go to ins4u.com that will give you alot of different companies and then just go shopping....
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Well the best one is to have one before your diagnosed because alot of them don't cover pre-existing conditions for a year prior to the new policy.  You'd want one with good medical testing coverage, hospital stays, drug coverage, dr visits, alt med if possible.  Many of the Blue Cross higher up plans have that, they have some co-pays but cover the big stuff.  Independent Health which is NY based company has good coverage too.
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Long Island Jewish Hospital,\n\nthey have a very good support team.
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A good site, that I used when I had to get health insurance on my own rather than through a company, is Ehealthinsurance.com. I'm not sure they have Kaiser, but you can check.
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Just call around... Just ask if they use the sliding scale for uninsured people.  I went to one that normally charges $120 an hour but I wasn't working at the time and could only afford $40 and he agreed to see me. So just call around and state your situation and I'm sure people would help you out.
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Okay.  To be honest, this is a question that the Condo-owners Association normally doesn't understand themselves. The answer to your question, lies in the Condo. Assn. Documents. It's in the "doc's" under headings, like "Insurance Requirements" or some similar verbage. Now the "doc's" can be some 300 or more pages, so a little investigation is necessary.\n\nYou should go to a large, well known property insurer for the state of New York. It may cost a couple of bucks more a year to do this, but believe me, It's worth it if you have a claim....Ask the agent for a "Condo-Owners Policy". Now, I am assuming that you own the condo. If you are a renter, then the whole story changes, but...\n\nThe HO-6 Condo policy, will cover, pretty much, whatever the Condo Association policy doesn't, as far as, your property. From, floor and wall coverings to the comforter on your bed, though these are separate parts of the HO-6 policy. The policy is broken down into 5 basic coverage sections.\n\nA - Building Items (Kitchen cabinets, floor & wall coverings,sinks, Vanities, Etc..)\n\nB - Other Structures ( Sheds, Fences, etc...)\n\nC - Personal Property (From your best pair of shoes, to your toothbrush)\n\nD - Additional Living Expense ( If your house is too damaged to live in)\n\nE - Personal Liability ( Anything, legal, that you might be "legally liable" for. This coverage also includes "Medical Payments to Others" coverage, if someone slips and falls at your home, or the like.\n\nThe coverage you purchase, will normally be based on the "Coverage A Limit". So if it would only take $50,000 to rebuild the inside of your condo, you may only get $25,000 for "Personal Property" coverage. If you need more, it can be purchased.\n\nWas that a long answer to a short question?\n\nGo find a good local agent, and make him /her explain the coverages. If they can't do it, you might just want to keep looking......You could already know more about it than them.
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As long as they are publically traded - the bottom line is always the bottom line. GHI - in New York is one of the few remaining not for profit insurance folks out there. Deregulation and public status are why insurance costs are sky high, nothing else.
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In addition to the other suggestions, lean on your insurance agent.  The agent should be able to help and if you have been with the company for 28 years and have other coverage with State Farm that should provide some incentive.\nIn New York where I am, the DMV and the court system are two distinct and separate entities that often do not communicate well if at all.  Concentrate your efforts on DMV and only spend time with court if DMV requires.\nIf you can't make any progress with DMV, contact your local state assembly person.  I have found them very helpful with similar matters.
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Health Insurance........
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try healthsouth or TIRR
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http://www.dol.gov/dol/topic/health-plans/erisa.htm
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You need to find a good agent to recommend the best carrier but in order of least expensive to most expensive\n\nHMO, POS, Direct Access, PPO\nYou may be able to get by with the HMO with a hospital copay rider and prescription card. It wont be the absolute cheapest but good coverage with low risk exposure. I'm not sure where you are from so its hard to say what company is best in your area.
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You can afford about 1200 for P&I  firgure taxes here run about 5000 per year (cheapest)about 1000 per year for insurance. You can try like hempstead,or new cassel or along the south shore nothing on the north shore less then 500k also try in suffolk eg sound beach. but there are palces out there. Try a 40 year mortgage (P&I) stay away from the neg ams  If you have any questions I am here on the island. Please email I work for a mortgage bank ...johng@oldmerchants.com
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When I graduated from college (5 years ago), I got temp health coverage from Fortis, which is now Assurant Health.  It was a simple online process.  I remember it being affordable.  I cannot speak for how good it is, because thankfully, I did not need to use it.  After 6 months, it expired and that was it\nhttps://www.temporaryinsurance.com/stm/(nzuznvznzbxmqe55raetbozl)/GetQuote/\n\nIf I just graduated, I would take a serious look at this site.  They seem to specialize in students.\nhttp://www.gradmed.com\n\nJust make sure you read what they will not cover.  For example, don't get pregnant.\n\ngood luck\n\n.
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Look into (Medicare) Capital Health Plan in FL. (capitalhealth.com) for the best coverage in FL. Also look into commercial plans...Harvard Pilgrim  Health Care, (harvardpilgrim.org) based in MA. They provide good HMO/POS healthcare. Consider mail order pharmacy with these or any other plan(s) that you might get for good Rx co-pays.