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Do i really need health insurance?


Everyone gets sick but sometimes are worse than others. Health insurance actually covers a whole lot more than vision and dental. Consider the time when either you or your children had to visit the emergency room. The mounting cost can be overwhelming and frustrating. Having a good health insurance plan can actually reduce the total cost by 50- 80% depending on the provider you select. Once you are between the age of 18-64 you are eligible to start your own health plan. I have attached a list of features from an excellent cost efficient Health Plan I recently discovered.
- choice of major medical benefits
- Preventative Care Immunizations/Vaccinations
- Maternity and Postnatal Care
-Doctors and specialist visits
-Emergency Treatment
- Laboratory Services
- Prescription Drugs
- Dental and Vision Care
- Emergency overseas Benefits
- Chemo/Radiation and Dialysis Therapy


 
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