If you have a few minutes to spare, could anyone please, please help me edit my paper.
For many years, people have been debating how medical insurance should be paid: Whether private payment or government payment or some combination.
Private payment means one would pay for ones own insurance. Government payment would mean the government pays for ones insurance. If the government were to pay for ones insurance, it would limit ones abilities. Also, Government already has to cover Medicare, Social Security, Government housing, the Federal Housing Committee, and the collapse of the Financial Institutions. To a lot of thoughtful people, the only way to fix the
Answer: now i have to edit it, yay................
So What Is This Week's Excuse That We Shouldn't Have A Public Option For Health Insurance?
Question by Jesse | Posted in Politics
First, Republicans argued that it was too expensive. (Then, you found $750 billion dollars for rich white people who were destroying the economy, so that issue was dropped.)
Then, it became that the most important thing was "choice." (Well the public option was just that an option and I don't hear that any more.)
Then it became that the public option would put insurance companies out of business because they could charge so low prices. (To which the American people resoundingly said "so?")
So in response to that you started quoting an insurance company sponsored report that said it would drive up premiums. (This was rejected
Answer: Because this so called public option undercuts insurance company profits and worse CEO's bonuses. It's communism, insurance company CEO's deserve their private jets and lobbying Washington to avoid real universal health care isn't cheap either but I guess Democrats don't care about them
AHIP and other insurance and HMO interests spend nearly $5 million per week undermining real health care reform, including a public option.
• AHIP has resorted to out-right lying and scare tactics to block health care reform. They sent letters that lie to seniors about what health care reform means for Medicare, and they issued a report on the costs of health care reform legislation
Admit Tobacco Use On Health Insurance Application?
Question by nattypounder | Posted in Other - General Health Care
I am finally getting my health insurance benefits at work through Medical Mutual of Ohio. I have been a smoker for the past few years and at one point quit (using Chantix), but started again. I had the same health insurance company when I was taking Chantix through my father while in college (so I know Medical Mutual will see that I took the drug). Should I now admit to smoking again on my health insurance application? I am only 22 and am perfectly healthy in every other reguard. What would be the consequence if I lied?
At some point soon I want to get the Chantix drug again and attempt to quit. I really don't want to upset my employer, however, with a high quote for me
Answer: If you lie you will invalidate your insurance.
Tell the truth, then get the Chantix and try to quit again.
What Are The Requirements To Have Group Health Insurance?
Question by Kristina S | Posted in Small Business
My husband and I work together out of our home. For all intents and purposes, we have formed a small business of Internet marketing through ClickBank, an affiliate marketing system. However, although I work for/with him daily, we have not incorporated in any way and all involved paperwork is in his name only.
We want to start a family, and the only way for maternity to be covered in Texas is through a group health insurance plan. What paperwork would we need to prove that we are indeed a small company with 2 employees and not two people trying to scam the system?
If you don't know the answer to the question, but you do know the best place to find the answer, please
Answer: healthplans.bebto.com - here is my health insurance plan. As I remember they can provide such a service.
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President Barack Obama promises would immediately start serving patients with pre-existing medical problems. Wait a second. Read the fine print. You may have to be uninsured for six months to qualify.
Now, concerns are being raised about the design of the high-risk pools. In addition to the six-month wait, there's a more fundamental issue — whether $5 billion set aside for the three-year program is enough. The money would be used to help people in poor health pay premiums.
If the Democrats' risk pool starts running out of money, the government may have
Answer: There is not enough money nor is there enough doctors for all who he insist must be insured by force.
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by Charlie Baker
The line goes something like this - “Big businesses bargain hard - because they’re big - and get great deals, while small businesses - because they’re small, get a crummy deal - and pay way more for health insurance than big businesses. Small businesses, because they don’t have a ton of money or a ton of people to spread their financial risk over, buy insured products - in which the financial risk is borne by their insurer. For the past few years, there’s been an ongoing discussion about whether or not small businesses get the short end of the stick when it comes to how much they pay for health insurance. If $3,000 a person is a good year for incurred medical expenses, and the expenses come in at $5,000 per person, they pay the $5,000....
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This measure would apply to health policies sold to individuals and small businesses. It doesn't affect plans purchased by larger employers that cover about 15 million Californians. California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones joined Consumer Watchdog,
Wisconsin's small business owners who provide health insurance for their employees are eligible for thousands of dollars in tax credits under national health care reform, but many employers don't know the money is available to them, according to a
By Lisa Leiter Chicago small-business owners are more concerned about rising health care costs than business owners in other major metropolitan areas. That's according to a new survey by Bank of America, which this morning released its inaugural Small