what is the avg. pay for a Medical insurance specialist in Michigan?I can't really find much information on this so I thought I would ask.... What is the Avg. pay for a Medical Insurance Specialist in Michigan or just in general. try salary.com and input your zip code. How can you get counseling / therapy without medical insurance in Michigan?I'm having a really hard time dealing w/ what I believe is postpartum depression. It's gotten to the point where I cry constantly about everything. I get mad in an instant about most things. I get irrational, and sometimes even violent. There are times when I do inflict some pain on myself - just to, I dunno release the frustration or something... Hi! There is a counseling center at Oakland University in Rochester. They are students about to graduate. It's free! I don't have a direct # though. Call the Oakland county health department and tell them you are suffering from mental health issues with no insurance. I live in Macomb county and I called the MCHD and they gave me a hot line #, who then gave me the # to OU. I had the exact same problems as you. I went to my family doctor instead and he put me on Zoloft which has changed my life completely. I am myself again. Everyone gets moody, but I was over the top. Best wishes! Good for you for knowing you have a problem and wanting to make a change!!! :) Is there a low cost medical/dental Insurance company anywhere in Michigan or worldwide?I haven't had insurance Since I was 18. im 27 now. It really sucks. Im a stay at home Step mother ( well.. step girlfriend ).. and I have no income. My boyfriend has a really good job and he supports me. but we arent married so I cant be on his insurance. I have a discount medical benefits plan, it helps me save on my doctor's visits, lab work, and good savings on my dental work. It is not insurance, but the savings are good. The website should have more info for you..... http://www.wehavebenefits.com COBRA Premiums Consume 84 Percent of Unemployment Benefits - eMaxHealth.comA report issued on the same day that the government released its latest unemployment data shows why most laid-off people are likely to lose their health coverage: The average national premium costs for family COBRA coverage consume almost 84 percent of average unemployment benefits. The report, issued by the consumer health organization Families USA, focuses on the unaffordability of COBRA coverage, which allows laid-off workers to retain their employer-based insurance if those laid-off workers pay the full cost of that coverage. The average unemployment insurance (UI) benefit varies substantially from state to state, as do average COBRA premiums. According to the report: * On average, nationally, UI monthly benefits are $1,278, while COBRA monthly premiums for family coverage are $1,069, or 83.6 percent of UI benefits. * In 41 states (AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CT, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IO, KS, LA, ME, MD, MI, MS, MO, MT, NE, NH, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WV, WI, and WY) plus the District of Columbia, COBRA family coverage premiums, on average, consume more than three-fourths of average UI benefits. |
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ABC NewsCOBRA Premiums Consume 84 Percent of Unemployment Benefits For many, it would take their entire unemployment check and more to continue health insurance coverage for themselves and their families. The Unemployed Can Get Health Care — and Little Else