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"It certainly sounds like it won't be covered since the available products won't meet ACA standards. -- nm"
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TWuG
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Yeah, I can't find anything that clearly state non-compliant policies include not complying with the pre-existing condition requirement, but that
Posted by
mara
Sep 24 '13, 10:37
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would certainly seem likely.
The page below uses the phrase "the only exception," which is why I'm not sure. "The only exception is for grandfathered individual health insurance plans--the kind you buy yourself, not through an employer. They do not have to cover pre-existing conditions."
Their definition of grandfathered is more than just "the kind you buy yourself" -- it has to have been created before 3-23-2010.
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