Posted by me on April 10, 2007, 11:27 am
>Do you need it long term, or just for a short while? When my oldest son was
>no longer covered under our health insurance, and before he went to college
>and got a job with coverage, he got a type of Catastrophic health insurance
>through State Farm. He bought it 3 months at a time for under $300. It kept
>him covered in case of a hospital stay or high bills due to getting hurt,
>but it didn't cover doctor appointments etc.
long term...at least for a few years
I'm a full time college student now and have a few
years to go
Posted by Matty \(I Weighed More Than Ja on April 10, 2007, 1:31 pm
>>Do you need it long term, or just for a short while? When my oldest son
>>was
>>no longer covered under our health insurance, and before he went to
>>college
>>and got a job with coverage, he got a type of Catastrophic health
>>insurance
>>through State Farm. He bought it 3 months at a time for under $300. It
>>kept
>>him covered in case of a hospital stay or high bills due to getting hurt,
>>but it didn't cover doctor appointments etc.
> long term...at least for a few years
> I'm a full time college student now and have a few
> years to go
If you are of the Christian persuasion, there's Medi-Share - a health
insurance alternative. I guess the way it works is the cost of the medical
bills is "shared" within the group. Here is the website:
http://medi-share.org/
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>no longer covered under our health insurance, and before he went to college
>and got a job with coverage, he got a type of Catastrophic health insurance
>through State Farm. He bought it 3 months at a time for under $300. It kept
>him covered in case of a hospital stay or high bills due to getting hurt,
>but it didn't cover doctor appointments etc.