Ruben Said:

I have Aetna health insurance through my employer. Are my insurance premiums that I pay tax deductible?

We Answered:

what you pay for can be included in your medical deductions when you itemize
of course, the medical expenses are limited to the excess of 7.5% of your AGI

Beth Said:

What does the number 60054 mean on the Aetna Health Insurance Claim Forms?

We Answered:

It may be a procedure code. There are two kinds of codes needed to file a health insurance claim, CPT code and ICD-9 codes. CPT is the procedure code and ICD-9 is the diagnostic code. Go to this site, enter your state and the code and see what comes up.

my guess is that your insurance doesn't cover that procedure.

https://catalog.ama-assn.org/Catalog/cpt…

Keith Said:

Do I qualify for free care in Boston, MA if my bs Aetna health insurance doesn't cover everything?

We Answered:

No. You already have health care, so you do not qualify for extra health care. Free or subsidized care is intended to help underprivileged families, or those that do not have a working adult to cover these expenses. If you don't like the healthcare where you work, find another job; just be aware that it's sucking everywhere these days.

Jane Said:

Pregnant with Aetna health insurance, without maternity insurance! What can I do?

We Answered:

healthquotes.awardspace.info - try this one. My sister had no problem with her insurance coverage while being pregnant.

Warren Said:

Does Aetna health insurance premium payment by credit cards?

We Answered:

Uh....no don't send them a letter... NO they don't take credit cards except for the first month's premium. You have to write a check.