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Can some one suggest healthy vegetarian snacks?

Denied health insurance for being obese?

my mother had a health insurance of reliance gen insurance she paid it 2 yrs without fail,3rd yr 7 days delay?

How should I start going to the doctor - Received Health Insurance after 7 years with none?

What's some tasty cheap healthy snack I can bring to work to snack on?

Nurses what type of healthy foods, snacks, and drinks do you bring to work to keep u going throughout the day?

What are some ideas for healthy snacks to bring to work with me?

If I wanted to start my own business, how much would health insurance cost me, just to cover myself?

What are some affordable health insurance options for those with preexisting conditions, here in Wisconsin?

I'm confused by it all and don't want to do much reading, can someone break it down to me reasonbly because I work a lot and don't have a lot of time to research this stuff!!! Please help. I want to get insurance incase anything happens to me, my daughter will be taken care of. Please kindly advise me! Long, succinct answers welcome..

It would be nice to know what state you are in. I know that in many states, most single working moms would qualify for insurance for themselves and their kids through social services. The insurance rates will be pro-rated based on income and expenditures. Private health care is too expensive for most individuals to buy. That is because it is too difficult for an insurer to estimate the health costs of individuals as opposed to groups (it is a shared risk thing). So, check with your state. I am sure they will have a plan for you.

I don't think there's any way to answer your question in a simple way. There are a lot of different kinds of plans. Since you're single, you can probably qualify for medicaid, which is government funded. If you work a lot, doesn't your work offer insurance? You can also look up an insurance broker. Basically, you need to choose coverage for emergencies, for doctors visits, and a bunch of other stuff. You may or may not be able to get prescription coverage. Your monthly premium goes down when you raise your deductible, or the amount you pay every time you go to the doctor or emergency room.

Look under Health Insurance on your P.C. Or look in yellow pages. Or better yet, shop around by asking friend's. That would be your best bet.

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