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Originally Posted by hlanders
We are in a similar situation, effective July 1, 2010 with all the new government backed healthcare changes if you are unable to obtain insurance due to a pre existing condition you can apply for coverage as a FL resident (or whatever state you are in). You do have to be without coverage for 6 months (risky-but...) You just have to provide proof of being denied by a carrier, proof of citizenship and other basic info. I would be hesitant to leave a job that provided it, bound to be cheaper but if you really want to move this is an option. Don't know your profession but a job making much money and with benefits in The Villages won't be easy to land either. Good Luck!
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hlanders, where did you read that change in the new health care bill kicks in July 1? I'm not saying that isn't correct.
The only thing I can find is the pre-existing condition for children goes into effect around Sept. 23, 2010 (six months after the bill was signed). And the pre-existing condition requirement for insurance companies providing for adults isn't mandated until January 2014. That gives the states run exchanges time to get up and running.
http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Politic...ing-conditions