Theodore Said:

What's the best health insurance company not tied to a single location?

We Answered:

You only have ONE legal residence, where you register to vote and file your taxes. That's the state where you buy your insurance from.

You need to talk to a local broker, who can find a carrier in YOUR state, who will cover you out of state, also. You probably won't be able to do this yourself (without spending hundreds of hours researching), and you shouldn't buy online, anyway.

Claire Said:

What is the best health insurance and cheapest that covers medical, dental and vision in Miami, FL?

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Joshua Said:

What is the best health insurance after separation from the military?

We Answered:

If you are retiring - spend the $400 bucks or so for Tri-Care - its worth it.

Sally Said:

What is the best health insurance for a college student?

We Answered:

School insurance is usually expensive and crappy (to drop an industry term). Find a broker to help you find a plan where you live. They'll be able to go through your options.

William Said:

What is the best health insurance for me?

We Answered:

First I would recommend going to college. You will be extended on your parent's plan until you're 22, and you'll greatly increase your chances of landing a better job with equally better benefits once you graduate. Until then, since it sounds like you're fairly healthy and have no kids, a PPO with any trusted insurance company should be fine. You can pick any doctor and pay around $20 for a copay. If you had children I would recommend an HMO because they have better benefits for the mothers and pay for almost all of the kid's first shots etc.