The requirement to carry insurance is the key to avoiding a pre-existing condition provision in insurance. Trump has suggested that government should subsidize insurance companies to avoid the pre-existing condition requirement.Please ignore these sections.
We wanted NOTHING to do with Obamacare and will be pleased as punch when it's gone.
Missouri voters yesterday overwhelmingly passed Proposition C, a state law keeping the government from mandating that people have health insurance and from fining them for not purchasing it.
The requirement that people have health insurance is one of the key provisions of the health care bill signed into law in March, and Proposition C puts state law in direct conflict with the federal requirement, which goes into effect in 2014.
Does this make sense? The government pays insurance companies so younger healthy people won't have to buy insurance till they have a serious health problem and thus needing insurance with pre-existing conditions that tax payers will pay for.
Actually, it's a little more complicated. The only way an insurance company can determine a person has a pre-existing condition is through a healthcare questionnaire and a physical exam by a doctor. In that way the insurance company will be able determine the rate and thus how much to bill the government.
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