Where can I get cheap health insurance in Pennsylvania?
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Seriously, the best way is to go with Ameri Plan - you can get medical, dental, vision, prescription and chiropractic care at up to 80 per cent off. And it's only $49.95 per month for an individual and 59.95 for anyone in the household. (Even those unrelated to you!) This is great for small businesses. Please contact me. wlakin@ameriplan.net I'm in the business of helping people tackle the expensive cost of healthcare.
914143
Check with a scrapyard or a medical supplies store. If they can't help ya or direct you to a company who can, try your local hospitals social worker. They are used to finding such things for people who are uninsured or underinsured.
973680
Low-cost insurance availability varies depending on your location.  In most places in the US, Blue Cross/Blue Shield is available with a variety of low-cost options.  Some states also have subsidized insurance programs.  \n\nHere's a link with good info:  http://www.familiesusa.org/resources/tools-for-advocates/other/web-sites-of-consumer-health-assistance-programs-that-help-with-general-health-insurance-problems.html
453072
Try Geico they seem to be the cheapest these days
291961
If you need an individual or family policy, you have a bunch of choices depending on where you live. Most PPO plans are going to part of large networks with a wide choice of doctors. You can do a check on ehealthinsurance.com, put in some info and see plans and pricing for your coverage needs. But just since I hate them, avoid Aetna.
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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.
369054
Try ebay if not i could set you up but live in pa
94108
Different companies charge different amounts. It will also depend on how your health is, if you smoke, if you are over weight, etc. Start calling insurance agencies and ask for quotes. That is the only way to know who is going to be the cheapest.
1094663
search for e-insurance on yahoo search. try typing in short term health insurance.  i did this for my son recently as he is no longer a student but doesnt have a job with benefits yet.  it is  a pretty reasonable price too.
859429
If you are self employed, you and your husband could get a health insurance plan through an agent in the yellow pages - look under "health insurance" and request quotes and plan comparisons. \n\nSome plans are affordable - Blue Cross/Blue Shield and Aetna. But you could compare plans and quotes online through reputable health insurance quotes services. That way you can review the plans at your convenience with no pressure.\n\nTwo of the leading health insurance quotes providers are:\n\n1) InsureMe - they give you up to five free health insurance quotes from top-rated health insurers nationwide. To Request a free, no obligation quote, Go to - http://www.insureme.com/landing.aspx?Refby=613598&Type=health\n\n2) eHealthinsurance.com offers you side-by-side quote comparisons from a large network of health insurers across the country. eHealthinsurance has more than 900,000 clients in the U.S.\n\nReview all Exclusions inlcuding any Pre-Existing Conditions Exclusions before you buy. Also, understand how the Co-Pay works so you know how much you'll pay out-of-pocket per claim.\n\nAlso, ask the health insurance company if you can deduct your health insurance premiums, since you're self-employed.\n\nI hope that helps you find an affordable self-employed health insurance plan. Good luck.
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Are you buying your own plan or are you employed? Employer based insurance is usually the best and the cheapest.\nIndividual policies are okay the thing is as you add more things to it the price goes up. There are tons of of websites offering "the best insurance" but this is what you need:\nLow deductible, Low inpatient stay deductible/copay.\nReasonable pharmacy plan if it's offered with the medical.\nDo they cover your annual exams for both you and the baby, some individual plans don't.\nDo they cover baby vaccines. \nLabs and radiology is there a copay? Some radiology tests may on different plans.\nBirth Control what products are covered, if any? (after you deliver)\n\nAt my job I suggest www.ehealthinsurance.com
1055124
You can always check monster.com. They have listings for Philly under any category you need.
111474
Go to the website PA PowerPort:\nhttp://www.state.pa.us/\n\nEverything the state has to offer is here. A good starting point would be near the top on the left-hand side, "Links To State Agencies".\n\nGood luck finding what you need.
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There are a few ways to compare plans and rates before you find the most affordable plan for health insurance in the State of Washington.\n\nYou could look in the yellow pages under "health insurance" and contact a health insurance agent in your area who can give you quotes and review the plans available in your area. That way, if you have questions they can answer them for you before you decide.\n\nOr, you could compare free, no obligation quotes for affordable health insurance plans online through a health insurance quote provider.\n\nTwo of the leading online health insurance quote services for the self-employed are:\n\n1) InsureMe - they give you up to five free health insurance quotes from top-rated health insurers nationwide. To Request a free, no obligation quote, Go to - http://www.insureme.com/landing.aspx?ref...\n\n2) eHealthinsurance.com offers you side-by-side quote comparisons from a large network of health insurers across the country. eHealthinsurance has more than 900,000 clients in the U.S.\n\nBefore you decide on a plan make sure to understand how the Co-Pay works. And, review all exclusions, including any Pre-Existing Conditions Exclusions. \n\nTake the time to compare quotes at different deductible/Co-Pay amounts, you may be able to save some extra money that way.\n\nMake sure to ask about any tax-deductions available to you for your self-employed health insurance premiums.\n\nI hope that helps you find affordable health insurance in Washington.
67439
You'll want to see a county health department.  They can get you in with a doctor for little or nothing, depending on their programs.  Also, you could check into community health centers.  We have one here that bases the cost for services on your income.  County health department may do the same thing.
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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.
315727
Try your local hospital or clinic.