Hi everyone,
Do you have any advice on where I can find insurance for my husband? He is 23 and has APS (antiphospholipid antibody syndrome). His condition has been successfully managed with an inexpensive pill a day (generic warfarin) and a monthly blood test. He will be on this plan indefinitely according to his doctor. Oh, and he also has asthma – I know some plans ask about this.
He has COBRA coverage, but it runs over $400.00 a month (and will eventually expire). We are having difficulty finding insurance because of the pre-existing condition. He is a full time student, but the school does not offer adequate coverage ($15,000 maximum policy). I do not have access to group health insurance through my work to cover him. I have been trying to find a company to work for that offers benefits, but so far no luck being hired. We live in Iowa.
We are willing to go with a higher deductible plan and pay for the prescriptions and monthly tests out of pocket, but we do want catastrophic coverage just in case. Any advice? I have read these forums for awhile and it seems like a great place to get advice.
Thank you!
Do you have any advice on where I can find insurance for my husband? He is 23 and has APS (antiphospholipid antibody syndrome). His condition has been successfully managed with an inexpensive pill a day (generic warfarin) and a monthly blood test. He will be on this plan indefinitely according to his doctor. Oh, and he also has asthma – I know some plans ask about this.
He has COBRA coverage, but it runs over $400.00 a month (and will eventually expire). We are having difficulty finding insurance because of the pre-existing condition. He is a full time student, but the school does not offer adequate coverage ($15,000 maximum policy). I do not have access to group health insurance through my work to cover him. I have been trying to find a company to work for that offers benefits, but so far no luck being hired. We live in Iowa.
We are willing to go with a higher deductible plan and pay for the prescriptions and monthly tests out of pocket, but we do want catastrophic coverage just in case. Any advice? I have read these forums for awhile and it seems like a great place to get advice.
Thank you!