March 23rd, 2008 in Politics | 7 Comments »
El Duderino asked: I’ve seen some of the proposals by the presidential candidates advocating expanded health insurance coverage.
Is this subsidizing health insurance companies?
Are companies that are in business for a profit the best means for health care?
Jeremy
March 13th, 2008 in Politics | 11 Comments »
wooper asked: I know COBRA is available for many, but it is very expensive to keep up and runs only for a limited period. Questions like this have been asked before and those against governement supported health care just accused those who didn’t have health insurance as lazy losers. But with the economy crashing, the scenario has changed. If you aren’t employed anymore and have no income and little savings, what are you doing for health insurance?
TAT…I left my job and my COBRA payment was $1,200 a month for me and my family. When you are unemployed, that is a LOT of money and not “reasonable” as you describe it. Many don’t have enough money for rent and food, much less that kind of money.
Shawn
March 7th, 2008 in Insurance | 4 Comments »
mouse asked: Hello,
My friend is already in the hospital. He was in a car accident. He does not have insurance, but I am trying to provide some kind of coverage for him. Most health insurance companies will not cover someone who is already in the hospital. And he does not qualify for Medi-Cal. So are there any other options available out there, so that he can get the surgery he needs?
Jean
March 7th, 2008 in United States | 3 Comments »
chan_jay asked: My company allow me to buy my parent’s health insurance with me. can i include that amount into my itemize deduction? even though my dad file his own tax return; my dad is not a dependent on my tax return;
Dale