Are you self employed?  If so, who is your healthcare provider?
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blue cross blue shield
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The National Associated for the Self-Employed (see link below) has some good information. They have a health care Web site with some good information as well (also below). Also, some states have group-purchasing pools for small business and the self-employed. Getting insurance through a purchasing pool typically means that your employers would not have to all be part of the same health plan, which could be good for morale. The downside is that purchasing pools are relatively new and it’s unclear how much savings they really offer.\n\nDepending on the kind of business you’re in, there may be a trade association you can join and get group health insurance through them. Some states have looser restrictions on health insurance through trade associations, meaning that you would pay less for insurance and get more coverage options. I’ve included a link below to state insurance departments – it might be a good idea to contact them or your local chamber of commerce to see if they have any ideas. You also might want to check out this Web site’s (link below), state guides to small business insurance. It’s simple but it might give you some ideas.\n\nOh, one last link (below). It’s to a recent Consumer Reports article about association health insurance scams.\n\nAfter you’ve done some researching, try visiting MostChoice.com. I know you’ve said you’ve tried sales companies to help you, but MostChoice has a no-hassle way to shop for insurance. You fill out a short form, they send you information on health plans available in your state, and local state-licensed insurance agents contact you within 48 hours to talk about what you’re company needs in a group health plan. It’s free and you’re not required to buy anything from the agents who contact you. Just wait until one of them delivers an insurance solution that makes sense for you and your company. And be up front; let them know you’ve done the research. It sounds like you know what you want to pay. Just write down what you and your employees want in a health plan and present it to the insurance agents. Let them do the heavy lifting.\n\nYou can visit MostChoice here: http://www.mostchoice.com/health-insurance.cfm\n\nHope this helps,\n\nBarnes @ MostChoice.
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Entrepreneurs tend to be very intelligent and highly skilled. There are two types of entrepreneurs - the self employed person and the small owner.  \n\nThere are many ways to be self-employed: perhaps you are a self-employed professional such as a doctor, a  consultant, or a builder. Your professional pride is based on your excellence - therefore you tend to keep your skills updated and work hard to provide satisfaction to your patients or clients.  \n\nThe small business owner is also an entrepreneur. They are usually proud of their accomplishments, optimistic, and continually fighting against the reality that only a small number of  businesses succeed over time.
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What is the name of your company?
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Request a new primary care doctor!\nMost have you sign liability waivers anyway.  Get help!
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Call your provider and ask what's available for you!  This information is usually provided with the card, as different health cards are accepted by different  businesses and are always changing!
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I think the best way is to do some research on your own and then get in touch with local health insurance agents or brokers. I say more than one because talking with more agents will give you more ideas, see more health plan products, and – most importantly – get several different insurance agents competing two earn your business. Many people don’t realize it, but insurance plans aren’t any cheaper online than they are through an agent.\n\nWhen I’ve looked at small business matters, The National Associated for the Self-Employed (see link below) had some good information. They have a health care Web site with some good information as well (also below). Also, some states have group-purchasing pools for small business and the self-employed. Depending on the kind of business you’re in, there may be a trade association you can join and get group health insurance through them.\n\nAfter you’ve done some researching, try visiting MostChoice.com. I’m a writer for them, and they have a simple approach to shopping for health insurance. You fill out a short form, they send you information on health plans available in your state, and local state-licensed insurance agents contact you within 48 hours to talk about what you’re company needs in a group health plan. It’s free and you’re not required to buy anything from the agents who contact you. Just wait until one of them delivers an insurance solution that makes sense for you and your company.\n\nYou can visit MostChoice here: http://www.mostchoice.com/health-insurance.cfm\n\nHope this helps,\n\nBarnes @ MostChoice.
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first obvious question is are u insured?
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What's "IN" right now, is health and anti-aging. It's what people are looking for.  Everyone knows people with health issues or people who are looking for preventative health measures, so this is the business to be in.\nThe one I represent has a very low start-up cost and is earning people income on their first or second month.
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If you are in the states, you should call your health care service and find out.  Even with Blue Cross, there are tiers of service depending on your contract (or your employer's contract).  You need to find out from them directly.  Good luck!
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I don't know if my job is the most interesting here on Yahoo Answers, but I own a medical transcription business. In addition to doing work for doctors, I also do work for private social workers and private investigators, which is pretty interesting.
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are you the care provider? as much notice as possible. it is not always easy to find a good doctor or care provider so the more notice the better. check with the licensing board that governs you to find out if there is a minimum required time frame, although i doubt it. i'm pretty sure it's more of a courtesy.
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Who is your Internet Service Provider?
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Are you going there as a patient or as an investor? Please clarify.
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http://ge.com/en/product/business/healthcare.htm
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www.ehealthinsurance.com and www.lifeandhealth.com lets you shop around and compare different health insurances\n\nAre you self-employed? If you are, you can contact the National Association of Self Employed (www.nase.org) and sign up for health insurance through their plan.
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what goverment contracter do you work for?