Health Insurance for College Student?
Im a 23 year college student, living in Michigan and working looking for good affordable health insurance plan for myself what do you guys recommend?
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hellaluia posted: 15 May at 10:44 am
check out AETNA STUDENT HEALTH (google it) .. if you have your school listed on their their you could get insurance for six months at 400 bucks. pretty sweet hun !
Age of Reason posted: 15 May at 10:56 am
Check with the college. Many offer a discounted group policy for the students
porschegt posted: 15 May at 11:13 am
been there done that. to be honest you are screwed. i paid $200 for the school health insurance and it didnt cover crap. the only thing that saved me is me working at cvs. i found out if i work 24hrs i get their insurance since i worked there over a year, but thats all that saved me. look into government programs. lets hope this health bill goes through even though i doubt it will. good luck.
P.S. dont do aentana or what ever that is. it wont help you cover much.
Alicia posted: 15 May at 11:38 am
Actually, the student health insurance available through the university is probably your best bet. No insurance (unless you’re one of the beautiful people towards the top of the food chain) is as good as it used to be, but insurance through the university is still the best option if it’s available. Of course, the insurance company still only really cares about the money, but the university can generally negotiate better terms and they, generally, heavily subsidize the cost.
HOV Ranch posted: 15 May at 12:31 pm
Search for a high deductible catastrophic health plan. Then start a health savings account and pay out of pocket for your maintenance care. This is the best option. No employer can take it away and you can move from job to job and carry the same insurance. Once you build up your accnt you will easily be able to cover the deductible AND you will not be limited on your health care choices.
Jimmy posted: 15 May at 12:53 pm
health-quotes.isgreat.org – my family have this health insurance. It is affordable and has good coverage for dental issues.
StephenWeinstein posted: 15 May at 12:55 pm
I was surprised to find that you should be able to obtain something for much less money than if you were older or in another state. For example, Blue Cross Blue Blue Shield Blue Care Network of Michigan offers a Young Adult Blue PPO policy that is under $50 per month, even in Detroit, where health tends to be worse than elsewhere. UnitedHealthOne has even less expensive plans, starting at between $30 and $40 in Detroit. Enter your ZIP code and date of birth at http://www.ehealthinsurance.com to get precise quotes.
weber posted: 15 May at 12:56 pm
Try this site
http://heinsurance.notlong.com
here you can compare quotes from different companies.