CS3 asked:


It might seem like an odd question, but I really don’t know. Growing up, my family was rather poor and money was always a major obstacle. [Only my dad worked: 40 hours X $10/hr isn't much for a family of 5].

We never had individual health insurance, regular checkups, or anything of that nature. I only went to a doctor twice in my life, once at 8 & again at 10 yrs -both for no major reason.

Anyway, I’m now 20 years old (in good health – I think), just graduated from college, and I’m about to start working at a large financial firm. Needless to say, I will have more than enough money to afford Health insurance and all the other necessities. But how exactly do I go about attaining this?

Do I inquire at my work place to see if they have some type of employee health plan? Do I go to an independent insurance company? Any good Ones?

Once I have that covered, do I simply walk/call into the hospital and request a physical/check-up or etc? Will I have a personal Physician/Doctor?
Also how much does Health insurance cover? Is it a certain percent %?

Links would be Great.

Kirsten

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3 Responses to “How does Pesonal Health Insurance work?”

  1. jo.rogers72 on April 26th, 2009 11:45 am

    For you choose for yourself most employers that they will vary depending on what options you but then you are plans you purchase for yourself most employers that offer insurance pay portion of your hr or there are plans you.

  2. donantonioelsabio on April 29th, 2009 10:50 pm

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