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Why Insurers Cancel Policies, And What You Can Do When It Happens
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Why Insurers Cancel Policies, And What You Can Do When It Happens
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Q. Why am I getting this notice?
A. Most likely your plan didn’t meet all the standards of the federal health law. One type of policy being discontinued by Florida Blue, for example, did not cover hospitalizations or emergency room visits and paid a maximum of $50 toward doctor visits. It’s possible your plan also had deductibles and other potential expenses – such as copayments for doctors and hospital care -- that exceeded the law’s annual out-of-pocket maximum of $6,350 for individuals or $12,700 for families.

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I would never buy a piece of junk like that. What you pay in premiums is not worth the return.
Insurance is gambling between the insurance company and the insured. That company stacked the deck.
Thanks for the article Jap, Time to recite the Lords Prayer.
I am looking for why insurance regulators were not onto stuff like these insurance companies like Florida Blue.
All this health insurance mess could have been sorted out with state insurance regulators before this health care act.
Looking for federal insurance commission regulators prior to 2009 too.
The affordable care act was a bit of a stretch. The affordable care act only served the purpose of 100% population requiring insurance or pay a penalty. Along with other regulations of control.
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