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Insurance help!!
- Thread starter rjswank
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I just got offered a new job that I really want, it will be much better on my health. It is full-time, but does not have good prescription benefits. Is there any way that I can get prescription or all health insurance coverage other than through my work?
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<br />Thanks,
<br />Rebecca
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<br />Thanks,
<br />Rebecca
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MCGrad2006
Guest
What state are you in?
I am in MA and yes there is in MA...but it takes a while to enroll and for the state to decide your coverage/benefits. Don't quote me on this, but I think you have to be able to prove you are disabled (but able to work) and they help you to pay copays and stuff like that. I believe that is how it works...not sure about other states though.
I am in MA and yes there is in MA...but it takes a while to enroll and for the state to decide your coverage/benefits. Don't quote me on this, but I think you have to be able to prove you are disabled (but able to work) and they help you to pay copays and stuff like that. I believe that is how it works...not sure about other states though.
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MCGrad2006
Guest
What state are you in?
I am in MA and yes there is in MA...but it takes a while to enroll and for the state to decide your coverage/benefits. Don't quote me on this, but I think you have to be able to prove you are disabled (but able to work) and they help you to pay copays and stuff like that. I believe that is how it works...not sure about other states though.
I am in MA and yes there is in MA...but it takes a while to enroll and for the state to decide your coverage/benefits. Don't quote me on this, but I think you have to be able to prove you are disabled (but able to work) and they help you to pay copays and stuff like that. I believe that is how it works...not sure about other states though.
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MCGrad2006
Guest
What state are you in?
I am in MA and yes there is in MA...but it takes a while to enroll and for the state to decide your coverage/benefits. Don't quote me on this, but I think you have to be able to prove you are disabled (but able to work) and they help you to pay copays and stuff like that. I believe that is how it works...not sure about other states though.
I am in MA and yes there is in MA...but it takes a while to enroll and for the state to decide your coverage/benefits. Don't quote me on this, but I think you have to be able to prove you are disabled (but able to work) and they help you to pay copays and stuff like that. I believe that is how it works...not sure about other states though.
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MCGrad2006
Guest
What state are you in?
I am in MA and yes there is in MA...but it takes a while to enroll and for the state to decide your coverage/benefits. Don't quote me on this, but I think you have to be able to prove you are disabled (but able to work) and they help you to pay copays and stuff like that. I believe that is how it works...not sure about other states though.
I am in MA and yes there is in MA...but it takes a while to enroll and for the state to decide your coverage/benefits. Don't quote me on this, but I think you have to be able to prove you are disabled (but able to work) and they help you to pay copays and stuff like that. I believe that is how it works...not sure about other states though.
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MCGrad2006
Guest
What state are you in?
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<br />I am in MA and yes there is in MA...but it takes a while to enroll and for the state to decide your coverage/benefits. Don't quote me on this, but I think you have to be able to prove you are disabled (but able to work) and they help you to pay copays and stuff like that. I believe that is how it works...not sure about other states though.
<br />
<br />I am in MA and yes there is in MA...but it takes a while to enroll and for the state to decide your coverage/benefits. Don't quote me on this, but I think you have to be able to prove you are disabled (but able to work) and they help you to pay copays and stuff like that. I believe that is how it works...not sure about other states though.