Bryan Said:

Is PPO Network worth having as health insurance for a family 3 children and parents?

We Answered:

PPO Network is a type of plan, not an insurance company.

Milton Said:

Does Network towers on the roof of apartment will have any effect on children's health?

We Answered:

Unfortunately the information I found said it does...

http://www.mindfully.org/Technology/TV-R…

the report says:

Objective: To determine whether there is an increased cancer incidence and mortality in populations exposed to radiofrequency radiations from TV towers

Conclusion: We found an association between increased childhood leukaemia incidence and mortality and proximity to TV towers.

Everything electrical gives off EMF's (Electro magnetic fields) and therefore EMR's (Electromagnetic Radiation) towers are a huge power source for these as are the huge electrical line towers that run through some neighbourhoods...

http://www.emrnetwork.org/

http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/17768…

The information on it doesn't sound good.... I'd stay away from them...... ;~)

Everett Said:

I am currently required to pay 72% of health costs for my children, what if Ex decides to go out of network?

We Answered:

Well my husband has to provide insurance for his other child, which is fine, but the kids mother threw a fit that she couldn't use it at the current Drs office. She took my husband to court and everything and tried to get a judge to make it mandatory for my husband to pay any "extra" costs. the judge basically told her, "Look this is the insurance that his work provides, and he is holding up his end of the deal by carrying insurance for the child, if you want to remain at the same Dr then You (you being the mother) will have to pay for any additional costs"

It may be different in your state. Make some phone calls and ask questions, it surly wouldnt hurt.

Tina Said:

Can a father's health insurance cover the prenatal care of the mother who is carrying the child & the delivery?

We Answered:

If the father's insurance is an individual policy (not a family policy) then no, it would not cover the mother's medical expenses for anything, including prenatal delivery.

On the other hand, if you have a family policy (covering both of you) then she would be covered. I think she can elect to go under your coverage for the preganacy and delivery, even if she has her own coverage, as long as your policy covers both of you.

Your best bet is for you each to check with your respective insurance carriers.

Melanie Said:

In theory, would children of identical twins be siblings?

We Answered:

Yes, in a purely biological since they would have the same DNA as half siblings, but from every other standpoint there is they would be cousins. I don't know some people are claiming no and trying to throw souls and societal rules in there. We aren't talking about the dictionary definition, the societal definition, the spiritual definition or anything else, just DNA.