Are you standing up for your health care?
Health & Energy
What will new health care polices and health reform do for you?
Do you know your health policy and do you have adequate health coverage?
Low cost health insurance or what can you do for your own health reform?
If you’re under 26 years of age will you be able to stay on your parent’s insurance plan?
In September 2010, you will be able to stay on or go back on your parent’s insurance plan until you are 26 years old if you don’t have access to your own insurance through an employer.
You won’t be denied care for pre-existing conditions: In September 2010, all health insurance plans will be unable to deny care to children because of pre-existing conditions.
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Will your insurance get cheaper?
In September 2010, small businesses with 25 or fewer employees will be able to deduct up to 35% of their health care costs from their taxes, making the cost of coverage much cheaper.
Your insurance will be regulated to make it better - In September 2010, your health insurance company will no longer be able to cancel plans because employees get sick or put a lifetime benefit limit on their coverage.
Annual benefit limits on coverage will be tightly regulated as well, making insurance better for your employees.
Health reform is now law, so what will health reform do for you?
Will your insurance will cover your needs?
All health insurance policies will have to offer at least a standard comprehensive benefit package including free preventative care – that’s equivalent to what the largest employers offer their employees.
Any policy will have to offer you coverage regardless of whether you have a pre-existing condition, and insurers won’t be able to charge you more if you’re sick or a woman.
They won’t be able to put lifetime or annual caps on your benefits, your out-of-pocket costs will be limited, and they won’t be able to jack up your rates with impunity…
