who has the best prices for individual health insurance?
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What state?\n\nedited info:\nhttp://www.nahu.org/consumer/healthcare/state.cfm\n\nthere is some good info there. National association of Health Underwriters.
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Try Standard and Poor's.  Call the health insurance company you are interested in and ask them to send you a Fact Sheet on their company.
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Well your best bet is to find a local broker as they have access to many different insurance companies and can find you the best deal.
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Plans are priced based on risk. I would say a high deductible plan with no rx rider would be the 'cheapest'.  However you must balance it with your needs.  \n\nGolden Rule (www.goldenrule.com) sells policies and they are a reputable firm. I'd start there.\n\nAlso the State Dept of Insurance regulates the industry in your state. Contact them and they can give you a list of all companies that sell insurance in your state.
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http://www.ehealthinsurance.com/\n\nGreat place to start.
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search for e-insurance on yahoo search. try typing in short term health insurance.  i did this for my son recently as he is no longer a student but doesnt have a job with benefits yet.  it is  a pretty reasonable price too.
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Look into (Medicare) Capital Health Plan in FL. (capitalhealth.com) for the best coverage in FL. Also look into commercial plans...Harvard Pilgrim  Health Care, (harvardpilgrim.org) based in MA. They provide good HMO/POS healthcare. Consider mail order pharmacy with these or any other plan(s) that you might get for good Rx co-pays.
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I've heard the best place to go is India...they have some of the best doctors at a much cheaper price than in the US.
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try to get your state health insurance insurance it's cheaper or low cost as you won't believe. in new york you got childhealth plus and excellus blue cross. i applied at my local hospital.
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There are several good plans available in Florida.  Price is going to be a function of where you live and how old your daughter is.  Not all companies offer plans in all areas.\n\nThe best and most affordable health plan will be with Aetna, Blue Cross (BlueChoice), Humana, or United Healthcare (Golden Rule).  It depends where you live.  All are good companies ("A" rated by A.M. Best) with good coverage.\n\nPremiums are regulated by the Florida DOI (except UHC is regulated by the Illinois DOI and they do not regulate premiums).  Your best bet for a low premium is to look at deductibles of $1,000 to $2,500 with co-payments for Doctor visits and prescriptions.  These higher deductibles offer considerably lower premiums and can save you hundreds of dollars a year in premium.  \n\nIt is a question of managing your risk effectively.  Individual health insurance is medically underwritten.  This means that if you are not healthy and your are going to cost them money...you will be declined or the pre-existing conditions will be ridered (excluded) or rated up (price increase of 25-100%).\n\nOn the other hand, if  you are healthy you probably won't be using your health insurance for much more than preventative care.\n\nAetna, BCBS, and Humana all have good preventative care benefits that are NOT subject to the deductibles.  They also have co-pay options available or included in the product.\n\nI hope this helps.
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What kind of insurance are you looking for?
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Your best bet is to check with an independent agent in your area.  They have access to a number of different companies and can shop it around for you.  All the previously mentioned companies here specialize in personal lines insurance.  Your rate is going to depend on a number of different factors including where the business is located, years of experience, how much coverage you need etc.
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Low-cost insurance availability varies depending on your location.  In most places in the US, Blue Cross/Blue Shield is available with a variety of low-cost options.  Some states also have subsidized insurance programs.  \n\nHere's a link with good info:  http://www.familiesusa.org/resources/tools-for-advocates/other/web-sites-of-consumer-health-assistance-programs-that-help-with-general-health-insurance-problems.html
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my office (small business with 14 employees) has a group plan through blue cross blue shield.  it was actually easy to set up.  i called a few of the big players and asked for agents/reps to come to my office.  they all set up appointments.  i got quotes from everyone.  compared plans and viola....  insurance.
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I would not say that they are the cheapest or the best.  You should always get a couple of quotes.  Also make sure you meet with someone that can review your situation and determine how much coverage is needed.  Here is a good directory: http://www.findlocalinsurance.com
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Try Allstate Insurance.  They're looking
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methodist group insurance is a good deal cos they cover zillions of clubs, and other social organisations. Cos of the mass cover to so many the premiums are dirt cheap.