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is Short Term Insurance?
Short term health
insurance is designed to provide low cost medical coverage on a
temporary basis. Ideal if you're between jobs, temporary or
seasonal worker, a college student or recent graduate, in a
waiting period, while between permanent health plans or as a low
cost alternative to COBRA or traditional health coverage. To
learn more, view the Buyers
Guide by Clicking Here.
How long can I
be covered?
Short term coverage
is available for as little as 30 days and you can keep it for up
to 6 or 12 months. Most plans allow you to purchase an odd
number of days. When you select the single payment mode, you
will typically receive a discount of 20-30%.
When does
coverage begin?
Your short term
coverage can begin as early as the next day. You can also
select a later date.
How secure is my
information?
All health
insurance quotes and
applications have the highest level of security and run directly
through the insurance companies. Your privacy and security
is important to us and we do not have access to your private
information or payment info. |
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Short
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Guaranteed Lowest
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Benefit Plans
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Short term health insurance coverage
protects you in the event of an unexpected illness, accident or injury.
Coverage is available for 30 days to 6 or 12 months depending on your state.
The freedom to choose your own doctor and hospital.
"Get Free Rx, Lab & X-Ray Plan when you apply through this
site Plus keep them even when your policy expires"
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For our International Medical Plans if you
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Traveling or living
outside of the United States
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A Non U.S. citizen
traveling to or residing in the United States
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International college
student studying in the U.S.A. or abroad
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Short Term Health
Insurance plans by State: [AL]
[AK] [AZ]
[AR] [CA]
[CO] [CT]
[DE] [DC]
[FL] [GA]
[HI] [ID]
[IL] [IN]
[IA] [KS]
[KY] [LA]
[ME] [MD]
[MA] [MS]
[MN] [MI]
[MO] [MT]
[NE] [NV]
[NH] [NJ]
[NM] [NY]
[NC] [ND]
[OH] [OK]
[OR] [PA]
[RI] [SC]
[SD] [TN]
[TX] [UT]
[VT] [VA]
[WA] [WV]
[WI] [WY]
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Short term health insurance, also known as
"Temporary Health Insurance" protects your financial future. We
offer the best short term health insurance plans. In today's
financial crisis, it's important to choose a stable insurance
company. We only offer plans by insurance companies with AM Best
ratings of A-Excellent or better. For renewable Individual
& Family Medial Plans from
Assurant Health, Celtic and Golden Rule Click
Here.
Short Term Health Insurance plans by: Assurant
Health, HPA, Inc., Liberty
Select, Amigo STM .- HCC Life Insurance Company, Standard Security Life,
Secure STM, Fairmont Specialty Group (FSG), American Health Shield and
Celtic Insurance Company and United Healthcare / Golden Rule Short Term
Health Insurance.
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Customer Service
Toll Free: (800) 544-9505 |
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Long Term Consumer Care, Inc.
• N27 W23960 Paul Road, Suite 201 • Pewaukee
• WI • 53072 • USA•
Phone: International: 1-262-523-1919 • Fax: 262-523-1910 • Toll
Free:
800-544-9505
Email Address: info@consumerbenefits.net
• Web Site: http://www.consumerbenefits.net
Short Term Health
Insurance Availability Varies By State
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