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[FONT="]https://www.hiiquote.com/quote/quote.php?Plan_ID=1&code=A10208000000[/FONT]Hello Everyone,
I was looking over the internet for an answer to this question, and HAPPILY stumbled across this forum. What a great resource for those of us in the insurance industry.
Anyway, here's my question...short and sweet. Which health insurance company will insure a lady age 62 who takes a Diabetes pill, but has no other health issues..in Illinois?
It's OK if the Diabetes is excluded from coverage. I heard that Aetna will, but I can't find out by searching their website. Have to be an Aetna agent to get a log-in.
This prospect has a very bad $20k deductible hospital indemnity plan now and is paying $900 monthly for her and her 64 year old husband...
Thanks in advance,
Allen in Chicago
You keep saying, "mildly diabetic".
Whether you have an A1C number of 6.1 or 7.3, you have diabetes.
Other mild conditions:
(sorry, I'm in a sarcastic mood)
- kinda pregnant
- has just a touch of cancer
- just a tad morbidly obese
An A1C of 6.1 is damn good for a diabetic inasmuch a 6.0 or more is deemed diabetic. But 7.3 is starting to push the upper limits where insulin may be required for glucose control. Now kinda pregnant is a different story.
You keep saying, "mildly diabetic".
Whether you have an A1C number of 6.1 or 7.3, you have diabetes.
Other mild conditions:
(sorry, I'm in a sarcastic mood)
- kinda pregnant
- has just a touch of cancer
- just a tad morbidly obese
Not really just the A1C, but the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetics. If you've known people with both, you know how huge that difference is. It really is a difference between being diabetic and kinda diabetic if you think about it, because a mild type 2 can actually be released from medical treatment with dietary changes. Can't say that about a type 1.You keep saying, "mildly diabetic".
Whether you have an A1C number of 6.1 or 7.3, you have diabetes.
Other mild conditions:(sorry, I'm in a sarcastic mood)
- kinda pregnant
- has just a touch of cancer
- just a tad morbidly obese