Health insurance may be easy and affordable to obtain for those who are young and healthy. But when you have a pre-existing condition, it can be downright challenging, if not impossible. Don’t those with pre-existing conditions need health care the most?
If you are self-employed, unemployed, or your job doesn’t provide health insurance benefits, when you have a pre-existing condition, you are either denied for health coverage when you apply, have to pay a much higher rate, or are offered coverage that excludes your condition.
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How to Get Health Insurance for Pre-Existing Conditions
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If you maintain health insurance while you're out of work and then get a new job, the new health insurer cannot charge you a higher rate or deny coverage of your pre-existing condition.
It's critical to maintain continuous coverage at all times.
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