I sound like I am snooping on my husband...tell me what this means...he told me that I have 100% of his life insurance policy if he dies. He told me that he would want me to give 20% to him mom and 2...
I am researching insurance options for my baby. The baby will be born in few months. I know that the baby will be insured 30 days after he is born.
This is my question. Should I find an ...
Can a person get car insurance for a car that they do not own?
I presently drive a car in which the title is under my ex's name.
I really do not want to have to deal with my ex at all. ...
I have found some that qoute $48 dollars a month for a $1 million policy. For me it would be $485 a month. Do you think this is a scam? What do you think is the best life insurance? A...
I'm 23 yrs old and I have 5 years experience in working as a property and casualty agent. I've worked for GEICO and Nationwide, I am currently working at a Nationwide Agency and I work with ...
It's for my wife who's disabled and 55. Additional Details FYI an indep. agent told me it was a good price and State Farm has a similar policy for $10 month more....
Hello, I am 21 years old and currently under my dad's company insurance through Blue Cross as a full time student. The policy is that they will cover me if I remain a full time student.
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I have anthem blue Cross/Blue Sheild and they don't pay for it,,, I have to pay for urgent care,,, Blue Cross sucks!! I pay over $200 a month and they pay for nothing ...... Maybe someday someone will do something about our crappy health care stystem...... but... I doubt it
Katetrinity
EVERY plan is different. You have to call the customer service number on the back of your card. OR you can try your employer's insurance contact person and ask her/him.
None of us can tell you.
declaude
Call the number on your insurance card and ask them.
gb
Every hospital charges differently because they are able to. Small towns are able to charge more than cities. As far as how much your insurance will pay you need to read your benefit book. If you still can't find it then you can call your insurance company and ask them. They are able to tell you your benefits plan. or if you have your insurance through an employer then call the human resources department and ask them for help. they are the ones that work with choosing and administrating these plans and they should be able to help you.
Jules
I pay my $40.00 co-pay and then they cover the rest.
It's the Emergency room that will get expensive if you are not admitted into the hospital.
Call the 800# on the back of your card just to be safe...
Oh yeah I have a PPO
Fivens
It depends if you have HMO or PPO, I believe it's $50 for PPO.
mbrcatz
Last time I had it, it was $100.
The answer is going to vary plan by plan. Call the member services number on the back of your insurance card, and they can tell you.
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