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Washington Health Insurance Quotes.

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Washington Health Insurance Information and Resources:

Washington State Health Insurance Pool.

If you are denied Washington health insurance coverage for an individual health insurance plan because of your health, you can enroll in WSHIP. If you are HIPAA eligible, you can also buy Washington health insurance coverage through WSHIP. You are also eligible for WSHIP if you live in a county where comprehensive health insurance is not available. You are also eligible for health insurance from WSHIP if you qualify for Medicare and have been denied a Medicare supplemental policy for medical reasons or are offered a Medicare supplemental policy with restrictions, pre-existing condition exclusions, or higher-than-standard. Washington health insurance coverage for your spouse and/or dependant children (under 19 and unmarried) is available if you are eligible for, and enrolled in, health insurance through WSHIP. You may not be eligible for health insurance Washington health insurance coverage from WSHIP for a variety of reasons (these exceptions do not apply to HIPAA eligible individuals): As of January 2004, WSHIP offered a choice of 3 plans –– a standard plan, a preferred provider (network) plan and a Medicare plan. There may be a pre-existing condition exclusion period that applies to you. In general, if you have been uninsured for more than 63 days before your Washington health insurance coverage through WSHIP becomes effective, you may face a 6-month pre-existing condition exclusion period. Premiums depend on the WSHIP plan you select, your age, your income, and your prior Washington health insurance coverage. Your Washington health insurance coverage cannot be canceled because you get sick or have high medical claims.

Children’s Health Insurance Program.

To be eligible for CHIP, your child cannot be eligible for Medicaid or have other creditable medical insurance (covers physician, hospital, radiology and laboratory services). There is no pre-existing condition exclusion period and your child cannot be excluded because of his or her health. If eligible, your child will have access to comprehensive Washington health insurance coverage. You will have to pay a small monthly premium.

Washington Breast and Cervical Health Program (BCHP).

If you’re a low-income, uninsured or underinsured women who is at risk of developing breast or cervical cancer, you may be eligible for free beast and cervical screenings through the Breast and Cervical Health Program (BCHP). To be eligible, you must be identified as needing treatment through the Department of Health’s (DOH) Breast and Cervical Health Program or by the Breast and Cervical Early Detection program funded by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). If you are diagnosed with breast and/or cervical cancer through the screening program and are uninsured, you may be eligible for free Washington health insurance coverage through the Medicaid program. In order to be eligible for treatment through Medicaid, you must be between the ages of 40-64, have been screened by the BCHP or the CDC-funded program, require treatment for breast or cervical cancer, have a household income at or below 200% of the poverty level and you cannot have other health insurance.