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MNorthrup
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# Posted: 6 Feb 2009 20:19
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If you are in business for yourself, you know that one of the not so pleasant experiences is trying to find affordable health insurance.

How do you get around this?

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mountainmom5
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# Posted: 7 Feb 2009 15:26
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Make enough so you never have to worry about it - LOL!

No, seriously, that is an issue many of us face with being self-employed... Here in MT we can get dental and dr care based on our income, which is really nice as that way when you are first starting out, you can still get medical help until your income goes up to where you can afford to pay reg prices.

Plus we also have a health program for kids of middle class families --- families that do not quality for government health care but are not in the 'rich class' either.

So you might want to check what is available in your state..

Like, it costs only $10 - $30 to have your teeth cleaned at the dentist, and about that much to see a dr.... it's a great program and more states should have it, maybe they do, I don't know...

I had wanted to sign up for Ameriplan for our kids several years (and do the business as it is an mlm company) but MT is one of the states that does not accept that program and it is because they have something of greater value in place already...

(I think the NW should become it's own country but then maybe I shouldn't say that as I don't want to start a political argument... :lol

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Matt Zenittini
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# Posted: 7 Feb 2009 15:56
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I have a nice PPO with Geisinger. It has excellent coverage at a small premium at $97 a month.

I have a max out of pocket yearly expense of $750.
Small copays ($25 doctor 10% hospital e.g. surgery etc.)
PPO
No lifetime limit.

I'd look into them =]

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