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Buy Affordable Personal Medical Insurance In Pennsylvania

You can buy affordable personal healthcare in Pennsylvania. If you don’t have benefits through your employer, then you probably pay for your own medical insurance policy. We help you find quality private coverage that is easy on your  budget, but still gives you all of the benefits that a comprehensive group plan would offer. Quick quotes are available by using the section at the top of the page. Within minutes, you can view low-cost options that save money, and pay for expected and surprise expenses and procedures. These are the best Pa plans that the top carriers offer. They are all portable (you can keep them as long as you want regardless of your job situation) and you can not be canceled because of a pre-existing condition, height and weight, or if you are not presently insured. Customization Of Benefits Often,  you should consider a customized policy, that will cover specific benefits that you are most likely to use. Whether it’s a costly brand-name prescription, semi-annual procedure, or kidney dialysis, there’s a policy that closely matches your own personal health profile. For example, You may not need a $20 copay on visits to specialists, especially if you rarely utilize this coverage. A $65 copay may be much more cost-effective.  By simply tweaking or eliminating this copay, (or placing a deductible on the benefit) the savings could easily be hundreds of dollars...

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Pennsylvania Patent Protection And Affordable Care Act Impact

Pennsylvania health care changes are happening all of the time! It’s now official that starting in 2014, it is required by law that you must purchase medical insurance. Exchanges will be created and set up so consumers can easily purchase policies. Of course, we know that it is likely they will initially be clunky and hard to navigate, so our website will continue to help you through the buying process. As a “Marketplace,” you will have the opportunity to buy benefits without answering medical questions. We will help you compare the options that you have and easily apply for benefits and receive the appropriate federal tax credit that you deserve. There will be four main  “tier” categories (Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum) with many additional choices. We will also detail each choice as we get closer to 2014. It is possible that you will have to pick out new coverage, regardless if you have an existing private or group policy. How To See Rates And Apply For A Policy The first step, of course, is to view prices from the available carriers. The box at the top of the page allows you to enter your zip code and request a free quote. Don’t worry, there’s no cost or obligation. Next, it’s important to determine how much of a federal subsidy you are going to receive. Although we can calculate it for you, if you want a quick estimate, this tool from Kaiser will help. For example, ...

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UnitedHealthcare Individual Pennsylvania Health Insurance

UnitedHealthcare (UHC), one of the nation’s largest health insurers, offers many affordable plans to Pennsylvania residents. Comprehensive, catastrophic plans, and HSAs  can be purchased for one person, families, or a business. Enrolling and signing up for a policy is easy. Deciding the most suitable coverage requires some assistance, and that’s where our free advice will help. You can utilize the resources on our website without any help or we can explain the differences in the UHC options and why a particular policy might be the best choice. We also help determine if you are eligible for a federal tax credit subsidy through the State Exchange. It is possible that part (or most) of your premium could be paid if you meet specific income requirements (Federal Poverty Level). Previously-Available Individual And Family Marketplace And Off-Marketplace Plans Bronze Compass HSA 4900 – Most affordable Exchange policy features a $4,900 deductible with $6,450 maximum out-of-pocket expenses. Since the plan is HSA-eligible, if you change from another carrier, you can keep your existing savings account. The Compass network does require you to select a primary-care physician (pcp). Bronze Compass 5500 – Although this options costs about 8% more than the previous plan, office visits (primary and specialist) only have copays to meet. For families with multiple small children, the slightly...

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Pennsylvania Cinergy Plans No Longer Offered

Cinergy health insurance plans in Pennsylvania provide limited medical benefits that are affordable alternatives to the more conventional coverage offered by big carriers such as Highmark, Keystone and Aetna. Rarely, if ever, is an individual or family denied, so applications are processed very quickly. We’ll try to help you understand some of the differences in their policies compared to other options you have. One thing is certain. They do like to advertise their plans. They may not be on television as much as Proactiv, the George Foreman Grill or OxiClean products, but Cinergy does heavily promote their medical plans in Pennsylvania. And why not? There are no deductibles or copays. You can go to any doctor. And you’re guaranteed to be accepted regardless of what medical problems you have and you get first dollar coverage. However, a big change in federal legislation (Affordable Care Act and establishment of State Health Exchanges) has eliminated the practice of companies charging a higher premium or denying applications for coverage. And special federal subsidies will help many households reduce their health insurance costs. This takes away an important reason why someone should buy a Cinergy product. So…Is  Pa Cinergy insurance still worth considering. Perhaps not…unless you’re uninsurable with major health problems. The policy that they traditionally market is a “limited...

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Affordable Pa Health Insurance Plans

Compare the best individual health insurance plans in Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania, save money, and enroll online in less than 25 minutes. Cheap subsidized Pa Marketplace coverage is available if you qualify for a federal tax credit. Off-Exchange plans are also offered for single persons, families, and business owners that prefer non-Obamacare options. Allegheny County features many attractively-priced plans. With our free advice and expert analyses, you can quickly review many different options and purchase a policy at the lowest published rates offered to the public. Whether you need benefits for a month or a lifetime, or you have no pre-existing conditions or take multiple medications, we can help. Our customized recommendations will ensure you receive quality medical coverage at rates you can afford. We study and research hundreds of  single, family and business options and make it easier to compare and apply for a policy. With more than three decades of experience, we can customize a policy so that you’re not paying for what you don’t use, and you are utilizing the benefits that you need the most. Health Insurance Companies In The Pittsburgh Area There have been many changes in the medical field, including  the establishment of  the “Pennsylvania Health Insurance Exchange.” Accommodating you is a priority and we know you’ll be happy with our service. You can view...

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HMO and PPO Plans With Network-Provider Discounts

Pennsylvania is the home to dozens of of the best PPO and HMO health insurance plans available to consumers. Not only do you receive lower rates, but the network of providers allows you to freely choose who handles your medical treatment and where you go to receive those services. And actually, there are very few Pa plans that don’t utilize this type of coverage. Managed care plans are designed to offer lower premiums and we can review the best options with you. All of the new State Exchange plans utilize a provider network that gives you access to the finest doctors and hospitals in your area. Whether its UPMC or Highmark in Western Pa or Geisinger or Keystone in other parts of the state, the Pennsylvania Marketplace will allow you to choose among several options. If you need help understanding Obamacare in Pa, we wrote a separate article about it that should be helpful. Our authoritative website explains in detail some of the differences between the two types of benefits. Which one is best for you? That depends on many factors including the type of medical expenses you typically incur in a year along with the availability of plans in your area. For example, most parts of Pennsylvania have several PPO plans to choose from. But the number of available HMO plans is growing, while PPO availability is decreasing. The ACA Legislation And Its Effect Obamacare, although passed in...

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Enrolling For Pennsylvania Health Insurance Online Made Easy

You currently live here in Pennsylvania and need health insurance benefits. Regardless if you are presently covered, or have been without a policy for many years, you are not looking forward to viewing, analyzing, and trying to understand the difference between hundreds of plans. Copays. Deductibles. Coinsurance. Subsidies. Maximum out-of-pocket expenses. On or off the Marketplace? Where do you begin? It’s easy! OK.  We simplify the process for you by explaining in easy-to-understand language and terminology,  which plans are the most efficient and practical, based on your budget and medical condition needs. And, of course, we calculate and review the federal tax credit that may possibly reduce your rate. We determine your eligibility, and show you how much savings you will receive. Online Enrollment Is Easy! Online Pennsylvania health insurance quotes give you information about how much a policy costs, what benefits are provided, and how to apply to get coverage. We help you decipher the maze of hundreds of policies for single persons or families and make it easy to make the right decision regarding which option is your best choice. Since we are independent, and not captive, we shop multiple insurers, and give you the time and attention needed to secure the lowest personal prices. If the carrier is licensed and approved to offer plans in the Keystone State, we will research...

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Best High Deductible Health Plans In Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania High Deductible Health Plans (HSA) are an affordable medical option that can reduce your premiums, help you take advantage of tax deductions, and provide greater control over your healthcare.   Typically, these plans  save you approximately 25%-45% in premiums, when compared to more popular copay options. Each year, more Keystone State consumers purchase them, and they are eligible for federal subsidies, if you qualify. Although Affordable Care Act legislation has created guaranteed benefits (with federal tax subsidies), medical plan prices continue to increase (sometimes substantially) for many consumers, especially those that earn middle and upper-level incomes. It is this group that can be most aided by the HDHP and HSA. In 2016, the maximum out-of-pocket limits are $6,550 for single plans and $13,100 for families. The minimum annual deductibles remain at $1,300 for individuals and $2,600 for families. However, higher deductible options are generally more cost-effective. The maximum contributions are $3,350 per individual, and $6,750 per family. However, any person that has reached age 55, can contribute an extra $1,000. The “bonus” amount is also tax-deductible. More Employers Offering HDHP Options Many large and small employers are also switching to this concept, by adding HDHP options along with the traditional PPO and HMO plans. Because the cost is lower...

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