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Can you buy two individual health insurance plans?

Written By: admin on July 1, 2009 One Comment

Can you have more than one Health Insurance Plot for your self?

I have to buy my own insurance, but even the best individual insurance is crappy and I wanted to now if people ever buy two insurance plans? The insurance i have now only lets me see the doctor twice a year. If I got another insurance plot would it pick up where the other left off?


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One Response to “Can you buy two individual health insurance plans?”

  1. Don on: 1 July 2009 at 6:51 pm

    No, it doesn’t work that way. Most carriers require you to agree to cancel your existing policy when you apply for your new one, and if you have two policies one is going to be primary, and the other secondary. You will reap the benefits of the better plot, but where they overlap, only one will pay.

    What you might want is be a supplemental or limited benefit plot to go along with your insurance policy. These are not insurance policies and I usually don’t recommend them. I reckon your money would be better spent buying a better single policy, or an HSA type of plot and banking the savings.
    Don
    http://mtnhealthinsurance.com

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