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Adult children may stay on the plan even if they're married, not enrolled in school, not living with their parents or no longer a dependent, according to the website. They must be allowed to stay on the parent plan unless an employer offers coverage.
"A lot of companies already let a recent graduate stay on a parent's health plan to avoid dropping coverage," Butler said. "That's a smooth transition."
United, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City, Humana and Aetna have already implemented coverage for 25-year-olds, according to the health department's website. Representatives from Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield said their insurance companies have already made the change as well.
OK lazy ass...
From the link
Adult children may stay on the plan even if they're married, not enrolled in school, not living with their parents or no longer a dependent, according to the website. They must be allowed to stay on the parent plan unless an employer offers coverage.
"A lot of companies already let a recent graduate stay on a parent's health plan to avoid dropping coverage," Butler said. "That's a smooth transition."
United, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City, Humana and Aetna have already implemented coverage for 25-year-olds, according to the health department's website. Representatives from Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield said their insurance companies have already made the change as well.
Federal children's health care law comes to Missouri - Columbia Missourian
But go ahead and call me a liar again.
VA and Medicare BOTH work, and are good examples of how single payer would be. To HELL with INSURANCE COMPANIES, their LOBBYISTS, and THEIR GREEDY CONNIVING STOCKHOLDERS. Let THEM bite a bullet!Many family insurance plans did not cover students past 18 or so whether in college or not.
In any case I predicted this type of thing even before the healthcare debates started.
I knew once the lobbyists and such goth thru with it that it would mostly benefit the insurance and health care industry.
We needed the single payer plan.
Ahh so the insurance company is cutting costs?
The only stipulation in the 22 years I have had coverage is that the child had to be a student.
In the 3 page letter, they state the reason for this change is due to higher cost in the coming years due to the HCR act. That in order to keep employee contribution from dramaticc increases is to cut coverage.
Ahh so the insurance company is cutting costs?
The only stipulation in the 22 years I have had coverage is that the child had to be a student.
In the 3 page letter, they state the reason for this change is due to higher cost in the coming years due to the HCR act. That in order to keep employee contribution from dramaticc increases is to cut coverage.
So really this is about the insurance company wanting to make more money, and they're blaming it on the HCR bill... OK, got it. It's not that the HCR bill forces them to drop your daughter at all, is it? It's just that they see the HCR as a threat to their bottom line so they're finding creative ways to pillage you for a little more.
News flash: You should be whipping aggressively for the public option, as it seems to be the most beneficial to your situation.
ya know, banks do this all the time... "We have to charge you more fees due to these new regulations..." Flip side of the same coin. It's a bunch of hooey...
The only stipulation in the 22 years I have had coverage is that the child had to be a student.
In the 3 page letter, they state the reason for this change is due to higher cost in the coming years due to the HCR act. That in order to keep employee contribution from dramaticc increases is to cut coverage.
So really this is about the insurance company wanting to make more money, and they're blaming it on the HCR bill... OK, got it. It's not that the HCR bill forces them to drop your daughter at all, is it? It's just that they see the HCR as a threat to their bottom line so they're finding creative ways to pillage you for a little more.
News flash: You should be whipping aggressively for the public option, as it seems to be the most beneficial to your situation.
ya know, banks do this all the time... "We have to charge you more fees due to these new regulations..." Flip side of the same coin. It's a bunch of hooey...
yeah...them evil bastards...how dare they try and make more than 4% profit!!
Actually asswipes, today is her last day.
She gave her notice Monday.
To add insult to injury...our insurance share went up by $96.51 a month.
Is this fraud thread still going? The mythical daughter and the tall tale of a warped mind on the internet.
I just got my health insurance plan for next year. It says...
Under the new law,children:
1. Do not have to live with the enrolled parent
2. Are covered under the enrolled parents Family enrollment even if they are eligible for or have their own employer-provided health insurance coverage.
Does the right wing ever stop lying about the healthcare plan???
Care to provide a Link or are we suppose to take you at your word. Seeing how you are an honest lefty as opposed to one of us lying Righties.
You do understand of course that each insurance company decides on their own what stipulations to put on covering kids right. Just because yours says they do not care if they can get insurance through works, does not means his does.
I guess it just makes you feel better to call him a liar than to acknowledge that fact.
Is this fraud thread still going? The mythical daughter and the tall tale of a warped mind on the internet.
I just got my health insurance plan for next year. It says...
Under the new law,children:
1. Do not have to live with the enrolled parent
2. Are covered under the enrolled parents Family enrollment even if they are eligible for or have their own employer-provided health insurance coverage.
Does the right wing ever stop lying about the healthcare plan???
One very important word in this post.
MY
As in "my insurance plan". Your insurance plan is not everyones plan.
I just got my health insurance plan for next year. It says...
Under the new law,children:
1. Do not have to live with the enrolled parent
2. Are covered under the enrolled parents Family enrollment even if they are eligible for or have their own employer-provided health insurance coverage.
Does the right wing ever stop lying about the healthcare plan???
One very important word in this post.
MY
As in "my insurance plan". Your insurance plan is not everyones plan.
Four very important words
Under the new law
It applies to everyone, not just those under my plan. Children under 26 have a choice of staying under their employers plan or going back to their parents plan
Why did you lie when you made up this thread? Is the the only way you have to bash Obamacare to spread lies?
OK lazy ass...
From the link
Adult children may stay on the plan even if they're married, not enrolled in school, not living with their parents or no longer a dependent, according to the website. They must be allowed to stay on the parent plan unless an employer offers coverage.
"A lot of companies already let a recent graduate stay on a parent's health plan to avoid dropping coverage," Butler said. "That's a smooth transition."
United, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City, Humana and Aetna have already implemented coverage for 25-year-olds, according to the health department's website. Representatives from Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield said their insurance companies have already made the change as well.
Federal children's health care law comes to Missouri - Columbia Missourian
But go ahead and call me a liar again.
OP, what type of job did your daughter do? What line of work was she in? I don't think its too personal a question considering you brought up the subject and placed her dead in the center. Was she a school teacher Fireman, doctor, admin assistant...what?
What are you talking about?
She is a sophomore in college...she has a part time waitress job.
Welcome to serfdom, baby. Government tells you what health care you can have.
"A majority of Americans want the Congress to keep the new health care law or actually expand it, despite Republican claims that they have a mandate from the people to kill it, according to a new McClatchy-Marist poll.
The post-election survey showed that 51 percent of registered voters want to keep the law or change it to do more, while 44 percent want to change it to do less or repeal it altogether."
