Cassandra Said:

Which is the cheap and best Health insurance in USA?

We Answered:

My parents are retired and they use Kaiser Permanente and they think it's great. I don't know if it's different for younger ppl.

Shirley Said:

health insurance usa?

We Answered:

There are products designed specifically for this purpose. In fact, there are several different options available.

I represent a company called the International Medical Group, which is underwritten by Sirius International (a member of the White Mountains Insurance Group Ltd., one of the world's top rated insurance conglomerates.) They have an A rating from AM Best.

I've linked the quoting page below. Feel free to email me if you have any questions. And enjoy your trip!

** Edited because I hate typos.

Keith Said:

Health Insurance in the USA if you lived in China?

We Answered:

health-quotes.talk4fun.net - here is my health insurance plan. As I remember they can provide such a service.

Cynthia Said:

How much would decent health insurance cost in the USA?

We Answered:

I think you're not going to find someone willing to give private insurance to someone who's 65, for the first time.

Here in the USA, an American citizen who was perfectly healthy, not overweight, nonsmoker, and no preexisting conditions, at the age of 64, would likely be paying $1,000 a month for a comprehensive plan, although that copay of $20 you're suggestiong JUST isn't realistic.

When one works for a large corporation, everyone is AVERAGED. So, you take 5,000 people, and each one pays $500 a month for insurance. Each one gets maternity coverage - including the men. The youngest men could find coverage cheaper on a private policy, because the price for ALL of them is averaged together.

Melanie Said:

Is it your own fault if you are in the USA and have no health insurance?

We Answered:

If my husband loses his job - possible in this economy, we will need to get insurance on our own.

I have had minor elevated cholesterol controlled with diet and exercise, sciatica for about 3 months, a consequence of hours on my feet at my job and an active life, and a clinical depression treated for about a year after the death of 4 relatives, a move, and job change. My husband had moderately high fasting blood sugar level, and one test several years ago that showed high triglycerides, both controlled with diet and exercise.

If I wanted to get insurance, I probably could, but I would have to pay an exorbitant price that would be beyond the reach of many people with a similar health history. Also, the depression, any illness related to the blood disorders, and any back problems would probably be excluded - in other words, the things that might make me sick would not be covered, even though I was making monthly payments for coverage.

My sister is 59. She just had surgery. Who do you think will offer her reasonable and affordable insurance?

Many people with prior health problems have access to health care only through some state run program for the "uninsurable," and then at a very high cost.

Is it their own fault? Sometimes, but not always. Some people really do have bad luck. I inherited my father's cholesterol levels. That isn't something I can control beyond care and attention to diet and exercise.
Added as an edit - Juniper, you would not be left to rot. Since your condition disables you, you would get medical care through a government program called Medicade. It is the working poor, like the girl with the Minimum wage job, who gets caught without the means to buy insurance. It's rotten, of course...she makes too much to qualify for health care, but not enough to afford her own coverage.