Accepted Answer
It is accurate to say that having a pre-existing ailment prevents you from getting health insurance.What exactly is a pre-existing medical issue?A medical condition you had before the start date of the new health insurance, such as diabetes, cancer, or asthma. Insurance providers cannot charge you more or refuse to pay for treatment for a pre-existing ailment.Can pre-existing conditions be a reason for health insurance denial?Health insurers can no longer charge you more or decline to cover you or your child because of a pre-existing medical condition, such as pregnancy, or a chronic disease, like diabetes or cancer. There is no way for them to limit benefits for such disease.Why don't preexisting conditions get covered by insurance?Pre-existing conditions are not required to be covered by health insurance policies that are not governed by the ACA. They are free to keep rejecting applicants based on their medical histories, excluding those with pre-existing diseases, or raising prices as a result.Learn more about pre-existing conditions: https://brainly.com/question/14375440#SPJ13
Related Question in History
