Who Will Treat Als "now"

[Nttwrkz LLC]

Hello Everyone,

I'm working with a small group to get them some health insurance but one employee has ALS, aka Lou Gehrig's Disease. I'm licensed with Assurant and they will pay for his treatment but they and others want to wait a year before they pay for any treatment. The group wants immediate treatment. Do anyone know what company will pay for his treatment NOW. Premium is not an issue. Please let me know, this is very dear client of mine. Thank you

Nttwrkz1
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[STIBROKER]

what state are you in....and most likely you only option is an HMO.....

 

[Nttwrkz LLC]

152917[/URL]]what state are you in....and most likely you only option is an HMO.....

Hey there,

I'm in the state of Ohio and how do I get license with an HMO?
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[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

I think Kaiser might be an HMO. Not sure though.

 

[somarco]

KP is an HMO. I got to think there is more than one HMO in OH.

Does the ALS guy have creditable coverage now? If so, I don't see how Time (or any other carrier) can force him to wait a year.

Of course if he doesn't have coverage now then what's the big deal?

BTW, expect a major RAF on this group.

 

[Nttwrkz LLC]

152937[/URL]]KP is an HMO. I got to think there is more than one HMO in OH.

Does the ALS guy have creditable coverage now? If so, I don't see how Time (or any other carrier) can force him to wait a year.

Of course if he doesn't have coverage now then what's the big deal?

BTW, expect a major RAF on this group.

How do you get license with a HMO?

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[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

A lot of the HMOs in Ohio are available through "Ohio Open Enrollment."

Other than that, I don't use them.

 

[somarco]

How do you get license with a HMO

Same way you get appointed with any other carrier.