Jun 29 2009
If you’re going to need Health Care anytime soon, make sure you don’t “get” any of these more “costly” conditions:
breast cancer, lymphoma, pregnancy, or high blood pressure.
If you do, it will put you on the Insurer’s Radar, for possible Policy Cancellation …
Having the audacity of “Getting Sick”, can instantly turn you into a “Bad Investment” for “Big Insurance” … according to the latest info coming out of Senate Hearings into Insurance Company practices …
Jun 28 2009
About.com — Health Insurance
Question: What is a pre-existing condition exclusion period?
Answer: Insurance companies try to discourage people from waiting until they get sick in order to purchase health insurance. One way in which they do this is to impose pre-existing condition exclusion periods. This means that if you have a medical problem which exists at the time you enroll in or purchase your health insurance, the insurance company will deny all claims pertaining to this medical problem for a certain period of time.
(emphasis added)
http://healthinsurance.about.c…
So there IS Hope —
Just Stay at that Job Forever —
Or NEVER get Sick —
And NO Problem!!!
They got you covered! (as long as you can live with “Job Lock”)