Pre-Johnson coverage or what?
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i hear ya! and you better watch out, the hendrick mafia will be \nknocking at your door lol
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Basic health insurance will cover you for pre-existing conditions, as long as you haven't had treatment in at least 6 months for these conditions. Since you don't tell us what pre-existing conditions you have, this may or may not be an option for you.\n\nUnfortunately, as far as I can tell, Nevada does not have a high risk insurance pool for you to consider as an alternative. However, you could contact the Nevada Division of Insurance for some ideas. They provide help to consumers through their SHIP program. \nVolunteer Counselors will help you figure out your health insurance needs and provide unbiased information to assist you in making decisions about health and long-term care insurances. \n\nYou can find the Nevada Division of Insurance at: http://doi.state.nv.us/
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I had to go shopping for health insurance recently and got a lot of quotes with all kinds of options. Private pay - like what your asking. If your not over 40, healthy, don't smoke or have any special needs, then our situations are similar and I can tell you what I was impressed with. Out of 8 bids from various national company's; The two best were Mutual of Omaha and American Family. MofO was very impressive with coverage, additional free benefits and low cost riders like glasses and dental. American family was the same with an added benefit of a high yield health savings account that can be used as a tax deduction. Both had low deductables with free well care or low co pay well care, and were well under 200 a month not including riders. Good luck.
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Check with a broker that has multiple outlets for writing new business, possibly with a surplus & excess line insurer, or Lloyds of London.  Many of the larger companies have suspended binding authority in the state of Florida due to all the hurricains.  Best of luck to you.
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Good answers above but call around first...
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i served 23 years inthe military and was told when i retired i would have full medical coverage. the first thing i was told when i retired i needed to go buy a medical policy because my military health coverage did not cover but 75% percent of my medical expenses after i paid all my deductibles. now would you trust the united states government and look who is running the government now.
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I know, this is not something they cover in school (they should!).  The three month period is to prevent you from taking the job and the insurance with an unknown pre-existing condition.  They'll give you options (how many depends on your employer) of high-copay (what you pay up front at the doctor's office), low-deductable (what you pay every year before the insurance starts to kick in) or low-copay, high-deductable.  The premium is a separate, monthly fee you pay (usually taken out of your paycheck before you get it) for the privalege of having insurance.  The amount varies depending on the deductable and copay you want (if you have a low copay or deductable, the premium goes up because the insurance company assumes you anticipate going to the doctor more).  Some employers pay some or all of your premium, so ask how much they'll cover before you choose a plan.  Eye and Dental are usually additional options that you pay extra out of your paycheck each month.  According to your details, you probably want a low premium, high-copay, high-deductable plan with the optional eye plan.
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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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Well there will be drives happening just before any election.The public will be informed about these drives through newspapers,TV etc,.Keep your eyes and ears open and go to your concerned center on the announced date
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Actually most insurance companies ask if you are purchasing the house now or if you have owned it and if you have owned the property then they will want to know who currently provides coverage on the property.  Its not a good idea to lie about this.  If the mortgage company issued coverage you may be able to use that as your current coverage.  Try here for a list of local agents: http://www.insuremyhouse.com  Most agencies can write a non-preferred policy for a year to re-establish prior insurance and then convert you to a preferred policy.
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Go online and print out a temporary copy.  It should be good for 30 days.  Hopefully your insurance co. has a website that offers that service.
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New York Times for white collar or professional position will cover the candidate pool for the entire Metro area, but there is also NY Newsday for Long island, NY News for the boroughs, and Star-Ledger for northern NJ for semi-profesional or labor positions.  (I don't know of any papers to cover Connecticut, sorry).  Don't forget the online services HotJobs, Monster and CareerBuilders have done very well in the Metro NY area.
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You're asking this the day before the election?  Obviously you will have plenty of time to review their positions, debate the merits of their views with other last minute voters........\n\nIf you have voted before you should have been sent a sample ballot with the candidates listed.
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What type of insurance are you talking about.
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I've been to YogaNow (GoldCoast), Moksha (Riverwest), and Core (Southloop).\n\nI can only assume they're insured, but just in case, you can call them and ask.