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No waiting period for pre-existing conditions*
** Based on eligibility (age, member of AUIC, and state availability) * 12/12 Pre-Existing Condition Limitations apply to Hospital, ICU, Surgery and Anesthesia benefits, no waiting period for doctor visits.
Features - Limited Medical Insurance (What limited medical insurance IS)
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Features - Major Medical (What limited medical insurance is NOT)
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Good Front-End Coverage > 100 percent first dollar coverage for most benefits > Provides medical coverage for basic health issues > Go to any doctor
No Underwriting > A guaranteed issue program - no eligible member will be turned down > Next-day coverage available* > No medical questions or exams required > Pre-existing conditions accepting following a 12-month waiting period Some companies have no waiting period.
Ask your agent which plans do not have a waiting period.
Rates > Plans are not-age rated; rates are the same for everyone based on state > Rates are based on group demographics
Comprehensive Coverage; High Limits > Typically $1 million to unlimited maximum coverage > Great for major illness and accidents
Typically High Out-of-Pocket Costs > Deductibles > Co-insurance > Co-pay
Extensive Underwriting to Qualify > Underwriting time can take up to 60 days > Not available to many people with certain pre-existing conditions.
Rates > Rates are determined by age, sex, location, and other demographic characteristics > Typically costly even for healthy individuals
These plans provide Guaranteed Acceptance coverage for your basic medical needs – helping to provide a medical option for people who do not have the luxury of being covered by a comprehensive health insurance plan. Often time's access to major medical coverage is restricted because of its higher cost. In such situations, these plans are a valuable option.
The difference between major medical and limited medical insurance...
Major Medical - plans typically cover a broad range of healthcare needs and are usually effective in covering serious illness or injury where health care costs are high. Major medical plans usually have a set amount, or deductible, for which the patient is responsible. Once that is paid, the plan covers most of the remaining cost of care, subject to co-pays or co-insurance paid by the patient.
Limited Medical - plans provide specific benefit amounts for specific medical care expenses due to an accident or sickness. Any costs incurred in excess of the stated benefit amount are the responsibility of the insured. Please review the plan benefits and limitations and exclusions to determine if they meet your needs.
Plans Start at $94 per month
Diabetics are accepted with this plan
Next day coverage!
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