Any reasonable  health insurance for age 62/63 with pre existing conditions?
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aarp has a simple insurance better than nothing and a lot cheaper
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Good Luck, join the crowd of Americans with no insurance. Thank you Mr. Bush! There are state funded insurance you might qualify for, but they are usually closed to new patients. Or you can go to your city public health department, they can help you out.
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none to start with.You have to be there a year before you get any.You will get a discount card which will get you 10%off of your purchases at Walmart.I've been with Walmart for 12 years ,was 60 when I started and I'm not living at the poverty line.We do not pay that much for our insurance ,the company pays more then we do.
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There is a lower costing health insurance called KChip that is just for children. I don't know if it is just available in my state of Kentucky but you could type it in the search engine and they might have something similiar in FL for you.
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Nobody will cover a pre existing condition.  The only insurance you'll find are for accidents and genuine emergencies.\n\nPay cash.
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I'm sorry to hear your situation but you do have options. You can compare quotes from InsureMe. They offer you several quotes and accept many medical conditions.\n\nYou can also look into life insurance with no medical exam required. This may cost a little more, but you get quick approval, if qualified. There's no exam, no agent to deal with, and no delays. Try out quotes from both options. And good luck with getting your coverage placed at a reasonable rate. Take care.\n\nhttp://www.term-life-online.com
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You should strongly consider setting up an HSA (Health Savings Account).  It combines a high deductible health plan (HDHP) with a cash account.  Since the health insurance is high deductible, the premium is a lot lower than normal.  Routine expenses are covered under the health plan (and not subject to the high deductible).  Best yet, you get to put the money in tax free, the account grows tax free, rolling over from year to year.  You can spend whatever amount you need from the cash part tax free so long as the spending is medical related.  At age 65, you can spend the money on whatever you please and yet only have to pay tax on your post-retirement tax bracket.  Best yet, you can invest that cash portion in whatever is offered by the institution you set it up with.  The real idea is that you will spend the cash on routine medical procedures in a way where YOU and not the insurer control the outlay, which gives you an incentive to find the best care at the lowest price.
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Go to www.ibx.com and click "Find a Health Plan."  My friend has coverage for $115/month
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Most insurance doesn't cover it.  You may be looking at anywhere from 300-500 to have it treated.
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Gerber life insurance does.  My oldest has speech disorder and he is developmentally delayed, and has adhd. and they turned me down.  Remember the commercial said, "regardless of health."  I think that's false advertisement if you ask me.
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Yes, you will have to pay premiums during the exclusionary waiting period. You’ll still be covered during this period, just not for your pre-existing condition. Make sure, however, that your insurance will not cover your condition. Your health plan might be more accommodating than you think and recent changes in the law have reduced exclusionary periods and in some cases (pregnancy) redefined what constitutes a pre-existing condition. Keep in mind that these changes are largely for group health plans.\n\nHope this helps,\nBarnes@MostChoice\nhttp://www.mostchoice.com/health-insurance.cfm
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If it is truly end stage, and you cannot afford insurance, then contact your local medicade office. They may be able to help. Or even hospice.
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Depending on what state you are in, there may be a high risk pool administered by your state.  Contact your state's Department of Human Services or other organization.  A high risk pool is great for people who are going to have very high medical bills, but you will have to pay premiums which are likely going to be much higher than if you were healthy.\nYou might also shop around for "short-term" medical insurance.  Insurers are more willing to write people who may be sick under those short term policies because the insurers knows a date certain that they will no longer be responsible.
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There are many providers of short-term health insurance that would probably meet your needs. I had a great experience with an online provider, Clear Blue Insurance. Great site, really easy to deal with and a good choice of plans.
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Chow, you don't know what you are talking about. Why did you answer this question?!?\n\nInsurance can be purchased in some cases up to age 85. yes, it will be expensive and difficult to qualify for, but there may be underlying reasons to consider it. Without knowing the details of your situation no one can make that call.\n\nRich does have a good point about LTC.
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There is a decent insurance sold by the Better business beurau in California.  You might call the BBB in your state if they have a similar plan. \n  \nOtherwise Stay away from HMO's and discount cards.
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There are many clinics that charge on a sliding scale (what you make depends on what you pay).  You should find one and see a doctor soon.  Also, if you are over 40, most states have free screening programs.