can a personal trainer services be filed on medical insurance in south carolina or any state??
Get a script from a doctor for a personal trainer for a valid medical condition. Claim it. Be prepared to be audited and pay the money. Could work. Remember you can only deduct medical expenses greater than 7.5% of your adjusted gross income. Meaning if you are fairly healthy and make good wages it will probably mean the standard deduction will be greater. Happy tax season! anyone know of an indingent program in the state of south carolina?my nephew is in need of medical assistance. but he does not have medical insurance and he cant work because his vision is so poor. can anyone give me some information? the doctor said he has to have 600 dollars before they will do the test. please help if you can .thank you. Here is the link to the SC Medicaid program. It will tell you how to apply and will list the income guidelines: http://www.dhhs.state.sc.us/dhhsnew/index.asp medical insurance for fam of four in north carolina?I am relocating from south east Asia to the state of north Carolina, need to find out how much a self insured family of four can expect to pay in monthly premium for a managed health care program like blue cross blue shield or kaiser permanente. Welcome to the USA! You've probably noticed that insurance is quite expensive. You might want to look into a discount benefits program, which will give you discounts on all your medical services for a LOW monthly fee. You would only pay $19.95 per month for the dental plan, or $59.95 per month for the full medical plan for your entire family. Both plans include free vision, prescription, & chiropractic benefits. This is what I use because I couldn't afford insurance & I don't qualify for Medicaid. You can find out more at www.everyonebenfits.com/40434932 or I can give you more info. (505)896-3706 COBRA leaves users little for food, rent - Greenville NewsJohn Peeler always took comfort in the knowledge that if he ever lost his job he'd at least have health insurance for his family through a federal law known as COBRA. Intended to keep employees from losing their insurance along with their jobs, the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 allows people to keep their employer coverage for up to 18 months, so long as they pay the full premium. But when the 39-year-old father of three lost his job as an IT manager in November, he discovered that his $1,304 monthly unemployment check barely covered his $1,318 monthly premium, forcing him to choose between a home and food for his family, or health insurance. "I can either pay the mortgage and have groceries or pay COBRA and have nothing to eat and foreclose on the home," said Peeler, of Moore. "I haven't slept more than two hours a night since November worrying about all this." Turns out Peeler is typical in South Carolina, where the average unemployment payment equals the average COBRA family premium, according to new research from Families USA. Released Friday, the study concludes that COBRA insurance is so expensive that most just can't afford it. |
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ABC NewsCOBRA leaves users little for food, rent Released Friday, the study concludes that COBRA insurance is so expensive that most just can't afford it. In South Carolina, the average monthly COBRA high for laid-off workers Unemployed squeezed on health insurance Jobless face difficult choice -
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