Oh Health Insurance

6 Jun 2009

Some states in the US require that all citizens of their state be covered for Health Insurance. Ohio is one of the states that allows Ohio citizens to receive Free Ohio Health Insurance. There are 2 free health insurance programs Healthy Start and Healthy Families. However a Ohio resident must qualify first. Ohio Health Insurance Quote

Healthy Start & Healthy Families are Medicaid programs that provide eligible Ohio families with comprehensive health coverage. This means families get coverage for all of the following: doctor visits, prescriptions, hospital care, immunizations, vision & dental care, substance abuse, mental health services and much more! Not only is this a great benefit package, but families who qualify for Healthy Start & Healthy Families will receive covered services at no cost

Who Qualifies:

U.S. citizens of Ohio

Ohio residents

Ohio residents with a social security number

Ohio residents who meet the financial requirements listed below.

Who is covered? Income Eligibility Guidelines Gross Monthly Income Gross Monthly Income Gross Monthly Income Gross Monthly Income Family Size 1 Family Size 2 Family Size 3 Family Size 4 Children (to age 19) 200% FPL $1,734 $2,334 $2,934 $3,534 Pregnant Women 200% FPL $1,734 $2,334 $2,934 $3,534 Families 90% FPL $780 $1,050 $1,320 $1,590

The following services are included in the plan:

Ambulance services

Chiropractic services (children only)

Community alcohol and drug addiction services

Community mental health services

Dental services

Durable medical equipment

Family planning services and supplies

Home and community-based services waivers (restricted enrollment)

Home health services

Hospice

Inpatient hospital services

Lab and X-ray services

Nursing home care

Nurse-midwife, certified family nurse practitioner, and certified pediatric nurse practitioner services

Outpatient services, including Rural Health Clinics and Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs)

Physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy

Physician services

Podiatry

Prescription drugs

Screening and treatment services to children under age 21 under the HEALTHCHEK (EPSDT) program

Transportation to medical appointments

Vision care, including eyeglasses

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9 Responses to Oh Health Insurance

LuvDylan

June 6th, 2009 at 3:34 pm

I smell the food police & anti smoking groups pushing for MANDATORY health check ups to see if the MANDATORY insured are keeping healthy as THEY see fit fro you! That'll open the door for the anti large breast groups to push for A cups for all the ladies!

zei

June 6th, 2009 at 8:43 pm

healthplans.my-age.net – my family have this health insurance. It is affordable and has good coverage for dental issues.

Bobby R

June 9th, 2009 at 12:26 am

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H2theDizzo

June 9th, 2009 at 6:43 pm

You received a lot of good suggestions for getting seen by a doc without health ins. You can also see, if you are eligible for medi-cal. If you're a student, most colleges have free health care & can direct you to other sources.

Elisha M

June 9th, 2009 at 7:37 pm

You may not be able to get a family plan right now.

First of all, most insurers for privately purchased plans will require the infant to be at least 8 weeks old befor they will be covered. And they have to pass a medical exam. (The only way you can generally add an infant to a plan immediately is if you already had the plan in effect, or if its a group plan through an employer.)

I tried plugging your information into ehealthinsurance.com and there were zero plans you were eligible for. Every plan either had a stipulation that the spouse had to be older than 17 and/or that the infant had to be at least 8 weeks old.

Perhaps your fiance should have considered these factors *before* he left the job that would have provided insurance to him. At least he could have added the baby, if not you. (Once you become a parent and a husband/wife, you have to start looking at the big picture…your actions don't just affect yourself anymore.)

Even if you could find a plan that would allow you as a 17 year old spouse and to enroll an infant younger than six weeks, the premium is likely to be $500 a month or even more. Health insurance is not cheap. If there is any way that your fiance can get group coverage through an employer, that would be your best bet.

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June 6th, 2009 at 3:05 pm

Blue cross blue shield