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lijemo
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(What is the name of your state? New Hampshire)
A health insurance company is not allowed to call a condition pre-existing and deny coverage unless you go for more than 63 days between insurance policies. However, what happens when an insurance company takes over two months to turn you down?
I signed up for an individual policy immediately on becoming unemployed in January, before my employer's policy ran out.
I spent two months assuming I was covered and just waiting for paperwork, because I am in good health. Then I got the rejection letter, and the 63 days are up.
Do I have any recourse?
A health insurance company is not allowed to call a condition pre-existing and deny coverage unless you go for more than 63 days between insurance policies. However, what happens when an insurance company takes over two months to turn you down?
I signed up for an individual policy immediately on becoming unemployed in January, before my employer's policy ran out.
I spent two months assuming I was covered and just waiting for paperwork, because I am in good health. Then I got the rejection letter, and the 63 days are up.
Do I have any recourse?
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