What is the best health insurance provider?

My husband and I are self-employed and our health insurance from our previous employer is being terminated 04/01. We need a low premium, obviously, and preferably a low deductible. I am also looking for a plan that would help cover maternity once we are going to start a family. None of the plans that I have seen so far cover any of that. I have quotes from American Family and Blue Cross/ Blue Shield. Any advice?

healthplans.my-age.net - my family have this health insurance. It is affordable and has good coverage for dental issues.

almost every provider has great plans (which cost a lot of money), ok plans (for moderate amounts) and plans that don't cover much or pay much which are cheaper, so just saying you have a quote from these companies who is best is sort of meaningless. You need to review the costs and benefits and make your own determination.

Since you are self-employed, you should consider a plan that can be incorporated with a medical savings plans. These are higher deductible plans. But the cost of the premiums can be placed in a tax-free savings account. The money can be withdrawn at any time for medical bills (any medical bill such as the cost of aspirin or cancer treatment) or if money remains turns into a retirement program at age 60.

Depending on the date when you stopped being an employee of the previous employer and the reason why this happened, you MIGHT qualify for an additional 18 months of coverage at only 35% of the normal cost due to a recent law that temporarily reduces the cost of COBRA coverage by 65%.

Otherwise, you may be able to have a low premium or maternity coverage, but probably not both.

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