Sentences with phrase «still paying for health insurance»

They are still paying for health insurance that covers pregnancy even tho they will never use it.

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Still, what I spent on health care this month wasn't too far off from what I used to pay for insurance back in L.A. ($ 300 per month, plus copays and prescriptions).
Many can not afford health insurance but still make too much money at their low - paying jobs to qualify for Medicaid and other free or low - cost health care benefits.
Still, we also pay $ 2,400 a year for two health insurance policies that cover all health emergencies anywhere in the world.
When you are still working, your employer pays for a portion of your monthly health care premiums, life insurance, and other benefits.
I still have my medicare card and pay full premiums for Australian private health insurance.
Even though you will pay more for health insurance as a smoker, you will generally still be able to get coverage.
First we were compelled to buy car insurance (funny how the guy that hit me still didn't have it), then we were compelled to buy health insurance (didn't work either), now we are paying for all sorts of benefits for people from foreign countries (again, compelled to accept), now we're being told what pets we must purchase??
Note that while most of your bills may be paid, you will still be responsible for paying your co-pays and deductible before your health insurance kicks in.
If I had a dollar for every time I heard someone complain that he or she was sick of the «unbearable tension... between a big - firm profit model and the needs of businesses that are suffering through difficult economic times, whose legal affairs must be managed effectively and efficiently,» well, I'd still hate paying for my own health insurance.
And, here is something you likely have not considered; while you are undergoing treatment or recovering for an extended period of time, you will still have to pay your health insurance premiums.
Even though you only have health insurance coverage for half of the year, you still have to pay the entire deductible before your insurer will start picking up the tab (if you have coverage that includes copays for things like office visits and prescriptions, those benefits can kick in from the start, regardless of whether you've paid anything towards the deductible).
While a lot of people buy health insurance, buying an insurance policy that pays for one's funeral is still not considered by many people.
In most plans, once you pay your deductible, your health insurance company will still use copayments and coinsurance to split costs with you (up to the out - of - pocket max, after which the plan pays for 100 % of services).
However, many critics fail to consider that in many cases where term life insurance is denied for health reasons, mortgage life insurance is still available (this does not guarantee that you are covered, but rather you're allowed to pay the premium of the insurance, the financial institution holds the right to deny the claim.
If you only plan to use a PEO for health insurance only, you will still be forced to pay the full per employee rate even though you don't utilize all of the PEO's services.
In a coordinated policy, PIP will still pay for your wage loss while your health insurance pays for your medical bills.
If you're NOT receiving a premium subsidy (ie, you have a health plan that you purchased outside the exchange, or you bought an exchange plan but are paying full price for it), your grace period is still governed by your state's regulations, and will be spelled out in your health insurance policy materials.
Because Short Term Health Insurance plans do not meet the requirements set by the Affordable Care Act, you may still be responsible for paying the tax penalty called the «Shared Responsibility Tax.»
There are some guidelines that the health insurance providers follow that could cause one covered under the coordination of benefits process to still have to pay for some of their medical costs.
He said he had already paid more than the annual health insurance deductible amount in monthly premiums this year, but his health insurance still wasn't paying for his doctor's office visits.
Even if a patient has more than one health insurance plan, the health insurance companies still follow the same rules in how they pay for services.
Colorado drivers are still required to buy liability coverage to pay for medical bills and property damage when they cause an accident, but they now get to decide how much additional health and liability insurance they need to purchase based on their own personal insurance and financial situations.
This return of premiums paid does not include any substandard charges (extra charges for health problems) and rider charges (extra benefits such as disability coverage), if any, which will be paid to the policy owner at the end of the life insurance policy period, if the life insurance policy is still in force at that time.
You will pay more for health insurance this way, but you will not be denied basic coverage (you will still, however, face waiting periods).
This return does not include any substandard charges (extra charges for health) and rider charges (extra benefits such as disability coverage), if any, which will be paid to the policy owner at the end of the policy period, if the life insurance policy is still in force at that time.
Even though you will pay more for health insurance as a smoker, you will generally still be able to get coverage.
Personal example: One year I paid around $ 95 per month for my health insurance ($ 1,140 per year) and still had to pay around $ 400 in additional costs (only 75 % of dental work was covered).
Health insurance, like other types of policies, will still cover your son as long as he lives on campus or in a dwelling that is paid for by you.
Under the new law, health plans will still be able to offer comprehensive insurance coverage for reproductive health care, including abortion, as long as private funds are used to pay for such coverage.
However, there were problems in trying to figure out how much should be sent over, as well as the problem of deciding who should be paying for what because the less - time parent still would end up buying things for the kids, or providing health insurance coverage or paying for other items on their (albeit «less») time.
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