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If you recently went through a lay off, before you spend your savings on COBRA, check out any state-ran medicaid programs. If you make nothing, it costs nothing, even copays and meds. Not taken everywhere but can usually find good options...

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Chad 'The Spook' Jessup 🦇

@adhdev.io

26 June

Easier to sign up for than work insurance. Meds are 3 month vs 1 month My urgent care visit was free. If in WA: www.wahealthplanfinder.org Not perfect, but I found it very competitive with good Tech industry insurance. Molina has treated me well when choosing. Check existing drs if you need them

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Chad 'The Spook' Jessup 🦇

@adhdev.io

26 June

If you need COBRA, you don't have to take it immediately either! You do have some time to decide on that, but the costs can be ridiculous. However, I know how important continuity can be if you have a family and found good providers.

Chad 'The Spook' Jessup 🦇

@adhdev.io

Losing a job does count as a life event that lets you revisit/change insurance for partners/spouses as well.

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Chad 'The Spook' Jessup 🦇

@adhdev.io

26 June

You might have to prove you're making no money when renewing after a year or two, all I had to do was write: I, <name>, have had no income since <date> after leaving <work place>. Signed it and emailed it in, no fuss other than that.