Can expats returning to America get health insurance coverage for preexisting conditions?
April 19th, 2007 | by admin |hero_onethousand asked:
In my case I have type 1 diabetes. If I live abroad(Sweden for example) and later return to America, will I have to wait 1 year before I can qualify for coverage diabetes related health care expenses. Assuming I have a job that offers good to health insurance benefits.
Assuming I maintain credible coverage overseas. Like having employer supplied private insurance benefits and/or national insurance.
Clair
In my case I have type 1 diabetes. If I live abroad(Sweden for example) and later return to America, will I have to wait 1 year before I can qualify for coverage diabetes related health care expenses. Assuming I have a job that offers good to health insurance benefits.
Assuming I maintain credible coverage overseas. Like having employer supplied private insurance benefits and/or national insurance.
Clair







One Response to “Can expats returning to America get health insurance coverage for preexisting conditions?”
By Don on Apr 22, 2007 | Reply
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