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These plans will cover you when other plans will not!
These plans will accept you without up-charging even if you fall under one or more of these conditions:
- Unemployed/Laid-off
- Have other insurance such as Crippled Children’s or VA
- Have been injured by an auto accident
- Disabled
- On Worker’s Comp
- Currently Uninsured
- Dependent children who are not a full-time student
- Currently an expectant parent
Pre-Existing Conditions
All covered charges requires a 6-month pre-existing exclusion period. This means if you had a medical condition for which medical advice, care or treatment was recommended or received 6 months before your enrollment date, any services you receive to treat that condition within the first 6 months after your enrollment date will not be paid. After the 6-month waiting period, the condition will be covered.
Applying for Coverage:
- Complete and review your application for accuracy
- Sign and date your application
- Send NO money with application
- Submit your application and (Automatic Payment Plan enrollment form, if desired) by using one of the methods listed below
Submitting Application
- Fax: (866) 373-0416 - or -
- Mail: P.O. Box 699, Memphis, MI 48041 - or -
- E-mail: ronb@healthspecialist.com
After Your Application is Submitted
- You will receive notification that your application is in process
- It usually takes 2-3 weeks for approval
- After your application is reviewed and approved, you will receive a bill
- Once Blue Cross had received your payment, then your policy and pocket cards will be mailed out to you
- You will be billed directly from Blue Cross every other month (bi-monthly). Please note premiums are due in advance, please be prepared
- You can pay by personal check only. Sorry, no employer checks allowed
- When your policy is issued, you will receive a welcome letter that explains how to waive the pre-existing condition waiting period. Due to privacy issues, our office cannot help you determine if you qualify to waive the waiting period.