Will a Dr. see me if I do not have medical insurance in Mississippi?
he would see you but would want money up front. you might be able to get him to work out a payment plan for you/
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Unemployed squeezed on health insuranceWASHINGTON (AP) — Newly unemployed Americans will have to spend about 30 percent of their jobless benefits on average to pay for health insurance through their former employer, according to a new report. And if they want coverage for their families, the report by Families USA says it will take more than 80 percent of their unemployment check. Unemployment hit a 16-year high last month as another 524,000 jobs were cut. For all of 2008, government says the economy lost a net total of 2.6 million jobs. When workers lose their jobs, they are usually eligible to maintain their health insurance coverage through their old employer if they pay the premiums, plus a 2 percent administrative fee. The benefit is referred to as COBRA insurance, because of the law that established it. As part of his economic stimulus package, President-elect Barack Obama is proposing to spend about $80 billion dollars to extend unemployment benefits and to subsidize health care for people who have lost their jobs. |
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ABC News Those states are Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Delaware, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and West Virginia. COBRA coverage is more affordable COBRA Premiums Consume 84 Percent of Unemployment Benefits COBRA leaves users little for food, rent COBRA high for laid-off workers -
Northeast Mississippi Daily JournalMississippi Gov. Barbour remains firm on budget cuts More people turn to Medicaid for their health care needs as the economy worsens, they lose their health insurance and the unemployment rolls swell, Barbour says Medicaid, schools could lose money Governor lists top issues for '09 session