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Originally Posted by jeezeweeze  There are so many catch 22's in the REAL WORLD health care. Like pre-existing conditions for you or your family, if you choose to get a higher paid job, Limits to what is paid for certain conditions, whether is is pre-existing or not. Thats is just 2 of the many little " unless" clauses in the fine print. |
Just dropping in and too busy to play right now some of you are doing great with the Sargent without a clue. HIPAA eliminated pre-existing conditions when changing health insurance carriers. When moving from one plan to another, the plan you are leaving will issue a letter stating you have had insurance for x number of months. That letter is given to the new insurer and the pre-existing stipulations are waived. I think the law requires 18 months of continuous coverage.