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    • April 28, 2011 at 3:43 am
    jag
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      Can your health insurance cancel your policy if you move out of your state (just across the border) and the state would be NY

      Thank you.

      Can your health insurance cancel your policy if you move out of your state (just across the border) and the state would be NY

      Thank you.

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        • April 28, 2011 at 12:02 pm
        Laurie from maine
        Participant

          hi

          Is your health insurance thru work?  My husbands health insurance seems fine covering me even thou my doctors are all based out of MA and we live in maine.  Also it covers my son and he lives in MA.  I thought as long as the doctors you go to are within their plan they are fine?    Have you heard something from them suggesting they might drop you?

          laurie from maine

          • April 28, 2011 at 12:02 pm
          Laurie from maine
          Participant

            hi

            Is your health insurance thru work?  My husbands health insurance seems fine covering me even thou my doctors are all based out of MA and we live in maine.  Also it covers my son and he lives in MA.  I thought as long as the doctors you go to are within their plan they are fine?    Have you heard something from them suggesting they might drop you?

            laurie from maine

            • April 28, 2011 at 5:53 pm
            washoegal
            Participant

              All depends on the policy, you really must read your own policy.  This is especially true if you are privately insured.

              Mary

              Stage 3

              • April 28, 2011 at 5:53 pm
              washoegal
              Participant

                All depends on the policy, you really must read your own policy.  This is especially true if you are privately insured.

                Mary

                Stage 3

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