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Old 12-19-2006, 11:37 AM
 
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We're considering relocating out of NJ, and also starting a new business. This would mean I'd be giving up the corporate health insurance policy my family is currently covered under, and getting an individual plan (family).

As I understand it, the insurance regulations in NJ say that a company cannot deny you coverage if you've been previously covered by another company within the past 90 days. I believe they also can't charge you a higher premium due to pre-existing conditions (though I'm not sure on that one).

I've heard that in many other states, previous coverage does not guarantee you coverage under a new plan. Is there a place/website/way to determine what states this may be an issue in?

I'd hate to move someplace and then find out I can't get coverage because of some pre-existing conditions, or that I'm going to pay some outrageous amount over the company's standard rates.

Thanks in advance,

Bob
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Old 12-19-2006, 08:33 PM
 
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We're considering relocating out of NJ, and also starting a new business. This would mean I'd be giving up the corporate health insurance policy my family is currently covered under, and getting an individual plan (family).

As I understand it, the insurance regulations in NJ say that a company cannot deny you coverage if you've been previously covered by another company within the past 90 days. I believe they also can't charge you a higher premium due to pre-existing conditions (though I'm not sure on that one).

I've heard that in many other states, previous coverage does not guarantee you coverage under a new plan. Is there a place/website/way to determine what states this may be an issue in?

I'd hate to move someplace and then find out I can't get coverage because of some pre-existing conditions, or that I'm going to pay some outrageous amount over the company's standard rates.

Thanks in advance,

Bob
http://www.healthinsuranceinfo.net/

http://health%20insurance.com/ (broken link)


Here's some links that may help, you can check out different states.
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