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    Do I still get kicked off my parent’s insurance even though I have Crohn’s Disease?

    @markde916 In the vast majority of cases, disabled is defined, in part, as being incapable of self-support. What others are saying us that OP likely won't qualify as a disabled dependent, not that the exception doesn't exist.
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    Billing Disagreement on Meet and Greet OB Sessions with Weill Cornell - Seeking Advice on Next Steps

    @xuxana Why would there be 7 meet and greets?
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    Need Health Insurance Mid Year, no insurance currently. Private Insurance?

    @foe You have qualify for a Special Enrollment Period, otherwise you can't enroll until open enrollment. https://www.healthcare.gov/glossary/special-enrollment-period/
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    Prescriptions that use to just have a $1 co-pay now aren’t covered by my insurance

    @trifo Were they filled in the last couple of weeks? The changehealth cyber attack has caused a giant mess that isn't yet cleaned up.
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    Charged Twice for Hospital Visit?

    @qzxcvbn The large bill looks like the facility component, so basically the use of their building and equipment. The others are professional charges (ER Dr, radiologist, etc).
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    Need Advice: Paid $4,500 Out-of-Network, Insurance Authorized but Only Covered $1,199 - How to Get Reimbursed?

    @peruss Was the procedure done in an in-network hospital or surgery center? Also, did you just get the EOB recently?
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    L&H or P&C?

    @smiles76 If you end up working in the benefits arm of HR, you will deal with the employee health plan and any Life insurance provided to employees (if applicable), so previous experience with health and life insurance would be a plus. P&C wouldn't be applicable to HR.
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    L&H or P&C?

    @smiles76 L&H would be relevant experience for a future HR job (benefits related).
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    Maxed out Dental benefits - What can I do?

    @veronica3 If the claim is fully denied, the insurance will not apply any discounts.
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