BCBS

• Anyone been on COBRA - siren
  • cobra - smf
  • Completed COBRA recently-VLM - PsychicMT
  • I did it years ago (1995) for about 9 months - sm -
  • Wise MT - siren
  • At age 64, I have had to take COBRA, it's $926 a MONTH - Wise.MT
    • I now have private insurance (sm) - I lost my coverage too
    • This doesn't sound right. Your MTSO was paying - $926 a month for single coverageyou? sm
      • No, the employer doesn't pay COBRA, you pay COBRA directly. - Flibertygibbit - nm
        • COBRA is simply an extension of your sm - but
  • Whatever you get, just make sure there is no break in coverage or (sm) - Main concern
    • Even if it is a 2-week break? Need to know ASAP - paintyper
  • COBRA is not a specific insurance sm - as far as I know
  • Friend got BCBS insurance for six months. Cheaper than - COBRA. Call them.
    • Again, COBRA is not insurance, just an extension of sm - ??
    • BCBS - siren
  • Do an archive search - good info posted a few weeks ago. - nm

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deny practically everything.

If you go to a quick care because your PCP can't see you (and they never can) the insurance covers about 30% whether or not you have an actual confirmed diagnosis. I swear the PCP's send you to quick care because they're only going to get $50.00 for an OV for conjunctivitis after you pay the $20.00 copay. The quick care charged us $368.00 for conjunctivitis and insurance paid less than $120.00.

It's a tragedy. It's no longer health "care" and it hasn't been for a long time.

will allow my kids to stay on until they are 26 if they are not married and still living at home, whether they are in college or not.  I double checked about it, and it's true.  Also my dental is the same way but a different carrier.