Insurance. How Do I Find Out About Cobra Insurance?
Insurance. I Was Let Go From My Job For Health Reasons, I Had Insurance There And Upon Leaving They Did Not Offfer Me To Continue With The Cobra Plan.
Insurance : How Do I Find Out About Cobra Insurance
I was let go from my job for health reasons, I had insurance there and upon leaving they did not offfer me to continue with the cobra plan. Who, Where do I get this info.
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Best Answer To Insurance Question
If the company had 20 or less employee's then they do not have to make you a COBRA offer...
All Answers To Insurance Questions
Answer 1
This same thing happened to me a few months ago. You have to contact the insurance company you had through your former employer and set up the COBRA yourself. Make sure you can afford it though- you cannot make a late/back payment for COBRA and since I was too sick to work in the first place, I couldnt work to support the COBRA- so now im .L...GOOD LUCK! :)
Answer 2
i think you should contact your human resource person, or the person in charge of coordinating your health, or your boss. you may also want to look up your state laws on cobra. sometimes employers need to be reminded of their legal obligations.
Answer 3
go to the .b,wed sit and you can start from luck
Answer 4
Well, they might not be REQUIRED to offer you Cobra if they're small enough.
Here's a web site with lots of info:
Answer 5
Go to that company
Answer 6
If the company had 20 or less employee's then they do not have to make you a COBRA offer...
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