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subby33
Is it legal for an insurance company through your employer, to deny certain benefits based on pre existing?
Asked by subby33
Pre existing conditions? I know this can be used as an excuse not to cover, when you are going through personal insurance companies, but I heard this is not true when getting insurance through your employer.

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Best Answer:
Absolutely.

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Actually it is. It depends on how they set their policy up. When they first signed up, they were allowed to request a waiting time before preexisting conditions do not apply. Generally, the time period will elapse. I set up the insurance for my business.
Answered by got it

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Absolutely. Your insurance policy documents should tell you whether it covers pre-existing conditions. If it prohibits the coverage of pre-existing conditions then you are stuck.
Answered by Kathy


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