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KEEPING HEALTHCARE COVERAGE
Jul 31, 2009
I AM A 62 YR OLD FEMALE WHO JUST HAD HEART FAILURE 3 WEEKS AGO. MY EMPLOYER HAS DROPED OUR INSURANCE WITH UNITED HEALTHCARE. WHAT CAN I DO NOW. EVERYONE I CALL SAYS I CANNOT GET COVERAGE BECAUSE I NEED BLOOD THINNERS AND HAVE TAKEN INJECTABLES FOR BLOOD CLOTS.
WHAT CAN I DO AFTER PAYING FOR COVERAGE 40 YEARS.
I AM AT WITTS END..
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Response from Ms. Franzoi
If you haven't had a break in coverage of 63 days or more, you should be able to purchase a HIPAA policy from any insurance company that sells individual policies. Contact a local broker for more information on what might be available in your area.
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