In this era of advancing information, it will become evident that, for everyone, life is a preexisting condition waiting to happen.
Some have also found chronic pain to be a preexisting condition causing a person's sleep troubles.
Those two words — preexisting condition — explain why I find myself in this circumstance.
Does it have a serious package of insurance reforms so people aren't losing health care over a preexisting condition?
Before the ACA, having a preexisting condition meant that someone could be legally barred from getting insurance.
Overall, the Graham/Cassidy/Heller/Johnson bill would increase health care costs for older Americans with an age tax, decrease coverage, and undermine preexisting condition protections.
What they don't tell you is that if you're older with a preexisting condition your premiums would increase five times over.
Surprisingly family members, while identified as a significant information source, only influenced individuals' views regarding the preexisting condition provision.
It means you can't be denied coverage for a preexisting condition.
Because of this law, no American can ever again be dropped or denied coverage for a preexisting condition like asthma, back pain, or cancer.
Apparently not: > Yet until last night, insurance companies in eight states and the District of Columbia could still discriminate against victims by declaring domestic violence a preexisting condition.
