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In reply to the discussion: Healthcare.gov results. [View all]

Harmony Blue

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1. This will become afforable when enough adults in my age range
Mon Feb 17, 2014, 06:50 PM
Feb 2014

and younger enroll. However, that is a double edged sword as women in my age range (mid 20's-30s) tend to have a lot of needs due to the pregnancy and birth control during their child bearing years. But for those older that need affordable coverage it hinges on the younger adults enrolling. Right now since the ACA is in its infancy it isn't where it needs to be, and there will be winners and losers for sure. Eventually that will change but the time frame is not known.

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Healthcare.gov results. [View all] SmittynMo Feb 2014 OP
This will become afforable when enough adults in my age range Harmony Blue Feb 2014 #1
You can find all your options here Yo_Mama Feb 2014 #2
Wouldn't we qualify for extenuating circumstances? SmittynMo Feb 2014 #4
There is a form you can fill out Harmony Blue Feb 2014 #6
Were you previously covered by your former employer's plan? WillowTree Feb 2014 #8
Theoretically, but when I checked they said that wasn't incorporated yet Yo_Mama Feb 2014 #10
Excellent reference SmittynMo Feb 2014 #7
It is not cheap, but it's better than the numbers you were given. Yo_Mama Feb 2014 #11
Depends lancer78 Feb 2014 #13
Why? SmittynMo Feb 2014 #15
You have more than one option. Diamonique Feb 2014 #3
My original post was about heathcare.gov SmittynMo Feb 2014 #5
My Bad SmittynMo Feb 2014 #14
I don't know where you live... snacker Feb 2014 #9
Missouri SmittynMo Feb 2014 #12
We live in Wisconsin snacker Feb 2014 #16
there is something about it you aren't understanding.... cbdo2007 Feb 2014 #17
I did more checking SmittynMo Feb 2014 #18
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