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December 04, 2009

COBRA Dying Out? Options for Health Insurance Coverage.

   People losing the opportunity to pay huge Premiums for COBRA Health Insurance Coverage face a mixed blessing:  They no longer face the huge Premiums demanded for COBRA, it is true, but people losing even their COBRA Coverage face the question of what options if any they have to obtain Health Insurance Coverage at all.  Various options are explored by Sandra Block, "Losing Your COBRA Subsidy?  You Have Health Insurance Options" p. 2B, col. 1 (USA Today, Tuesday, November 17, 2009).  You and your clients may benefit from finding out about those options, especially so before COBRA runs out.

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Posted by on December 04, 2009 at 09:52 AM in Health Insurance, Premiums |

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