insurance lapses according to the report `Dynamics of Economic Well-Being: Health Insurance 1992 to 1993.' Young adults as the age group more likely to go without insurance; Percentage of Hispanics reporting cov...
" Persons who reported having had coverage during the preceding year were classified as having short-term lapse, and those reporting not having had coverage for ≥1 year were classified as having long-term lapse. During 1995, the prevalence of persons who reported having health-care–insurance co...
those currently insured who had a lapse in coverage during the prior 12 months (gained insurance), those currently uninsured who had been insured at some time during the prior 12 months (lost insurance), and those with no health insurance at all during the prior 12 months (full-year uninsure...
The application process for private health insurance is long and arduous, so the baby will need to be added to my husband’s policy immediately to avoid a lapse in coverage. My fingers are crossed that I’ll be approved for a private policy so I can reduce the monthly payment I’m makin...
Nearly one American in four had no health insurance at some time between February 1990 and September 1992. But nearly half of people ages 18 to 24 had a lapse in coverage during that period, the bureau said in a report released Monday.Young adults are often not covered because they are ...
She said this is a good option for those who are between jobs or have had a lapse in health insurance coverage and need to stay on top of their prescriptions. Medication management is available for anyone 18-years-old and older. Since the treatment is provided through the Health Department,...
Lapse (or lapse in coverage) Anyone who buys an insurance plan pays a premium. You pay this amount every month. If you miss a payment, the insurance company can cancel your coverage. It means you have let your insurance coverage lapse. You have let it end. Late entrant (also known as...
the insurance provider may proceed with the termination of the policy, resulting in a lapse of coverage. This can leave the policyholder vulnerable to bearing the full burden of healthcare expenses until alternative coverage is secured, potentially leading to financial strain and compr...
if you have a heart attack or are diagnosed with cancer, keeping the policy until the end of the calendar year will make it easier to transition to a more conventional contract with no lapse in coverage. Marketplace plans have effective dates of January 1, so it is important to retain ST...
A new report warns Mississippi could see the steepest drop off in health insurance coverage if Congress doesn’t vote to extend temporary health coverage subsidies at the end of next year.