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Groups of more than 50 employees can be turned down for
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Pre-existing exclusions are limited on the amount of time they can exclude coverage. Also if you have current coverage, without lapses, that will be credited against your pre-existing period. Pregnancy is not considered a pre-existing condition on a group health plan.
The maximum pre-existing waiting period is 12 months for an employee. If you are a late enrollee your maximum waiting period is 18 months. Any pre-existing periods must be applied only after written notice.
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All Rhode Island Health Insurance Policies have to cover disabled children on their parent’s policy into their adulthood.
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- With an Elimination Rider which basically changes the policy to deny coverage of anything to do with the pre-existing condition.
- With a Pre-Existing period, this can not be more than 12 months.
Relative to Pre-Existing Conditions, Insurance companies in
Insurance companies are allowed to look back 36 months for pre-existing conditions. Anything the insurance company thinks medical treatment should have been sought can be considered pre-existing. Pregnancy can be considered pre-existing but genetic information can not be.
The rates that an individual pays for a Rhode Island Health Insurance Plan are based on age, location, health history, family size, sex etc. Sadly there is no limit on how much an insurance company can charge and individual for coverage.
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If you are buying a Rhode Island Self Employed Policy do not be surprised if the insurance company asks you for proof. This proof usually will come in the form of tax returns.
Another option for affordable Rhode Island Self Employed Health Insurance is often associations or self employed groups. Just keep in mind that not all of these groups or associations are regulated by the state.
One benefit for Self Employed people is that they are able to deduct 100% of their health insurance premiums from their taxes!
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Temporary
Many situations may arise where you find yourself without
health insurance, or about to be without health insurance. These reasons could range from graduating
college to being in-between jobs.
Instead of going without health insurance you should look into getting a
Rhode Island Temporary Health Insurance Policy.
These policies will be cheap, with high deductibles and low coverage,
but getting a Rhode Island Temporary Health Insurance Policy is much better
than going with out health insurance.
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What types of Rhode Island
Health Insurance are there?
HMO- Health Maintenance Organization. This type of insurance is called managed
care. This means you have certain
network of doctors and hospitals in
PPO-Preferred Provider Organization. This type of insurance is also called managed
care but it gives the consumer much more freedom; they allow you to visit any
doctor or hospital in or out of network.
Most Rhode Island PPO’s have an in network and an out of network charge. If the in network co-insurance is 100% then
the out of network co-insurance would be 80%.
If the in network co-insurance is 90% then the out of network
co-insurance would be 70% Typically
Rhode Island PPO’s offer co-payments for doctor visits as well as
hospitalization.
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Discount Medical Plans – In recent years many
Discount Medical Plans have started to surface.
These plans have relatively inexpensive, but consumers must realize that
this is not insurance. All these
companies do is to get their customers discounted rates (20-50% off) on certain
procedures at certain physicians and hospitals.
Federal Mandated Health Insurance Laws
HIPAA
Along with Rhode Island Health Insurance Laws, there are
Federal Laws that regulate Health Insurance companies. HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability
and Accountability Act of 1996). This act mandated federal standards for
individual and group health insurance plans.
Some of the standards that it established were relative to guaranteed
renew ability, crediting for prior health coverage and pre-existing condition
waiting periods.
ERISA
Large corporations do not have health insurance
policies. Typically they are self
funded, meaning the corporation pays for all of their employee’s medical bills
instead of buying health insurance. Most
of these “self funded” companies are regulated by the federal government under ERISA
(Employee Retirement Income Security Act)
COBRA
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Cobra Insurance was introduced in 1985. Cobra stands for Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act. If you would like more information about your Cobra Insurance options please contact your companies HR department.
Often employees are surprised at the cost of a Rhode Island Cobra Insurance. The reason for this is that they are now responsible for 103% (100% of the premium plus a 3% administration fee) of a monthly health insurance premium when they probably only paid 20% while employed.
Whether nor not to take Cobra is an important question, and you should realize there are alternatives to a Rhode Island Cobra Insurance Policy. One should realize what they plan to do in the future. If you are looking for another job, and it will be a few months before you get a job, it might make sense to look for a Rhode Island Temporary Health Insurance Plan. If you are contemplating working at a consultant, it would be in your best interest to look into a Rhode Island Self Employed Health Insurance Policy.
QuicklyQuoteMe’s Opinion on Health Insurance
On most health insurance policies you have the option of taking a higher deductible, which can save you on your monthly premiums. For these people who are generally healthy and do not use their medical policy it makes sense to take a risk to lower a monthly bill.
QuicklyQuoteMe recommends you consider your risk and talk with our licensed professionals about which deductible is right for your policy. At QuicklyQuoteMe.com we have the highest quality insurance professionals working with us. Fill out an online form and speak to one of them directly, they all come highly recommended!
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