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In response to "Then I don't feel sorry for them not getting coverage after the period is up." by TWuG

I'm just trying to understand if the law is saying health insurance companies can or can't continue to deny coverage for pre-existing condtions,

Posted by mara Sep 24 '13, 10:24

if the policy is not sold through the marketplace.

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It certainly sounds like it won't be covered since the available products won't meet ACA standards. -- nm - TWuG Sep 24, 10:31 9
- Yeah, I can't find anything that clearly state non-compliant policies include not complying with the pre-existing condition requirement, but that - mara Sep 24, 10:37 8
  - Aren't some providers complying voluntarily ahead of the law, also? - con_carne Sep 24, 10:39 7
    - My person is not looking for health insurance. It's a person saying "What happens if I don't buy a policy until I'm sick or injured?" - mara Sep 24, 10:41 6
      - So they want the benefit of the law, without participating in the law. That would seem to be an abuse - con_carne Sep 24, 10:44 4
        
        :-) It's just something people need to understand as fully as possible. -- nm - mara Sep 24, 10:49 3
        
        It is a great question, and I hope you find an answer. Um, please post here if you find one? :-) - con_carne Sep 24, 10:52 2
        
        I think I might use the chat feature on healthcare.gov to ask it, actually. -- nm - mara Sep 24, 10:53 1
        
        Buena suerte -- nm - con_carne Sep 24, 10:56
      - Like this example : "if I can insure anytime, after I'm unhealthy, why do so while I'm healthy?" -- (link) - mara Sep 24, 10:44

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