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Question: Hello. My maternity rider became effective March 1 but I found out I am pregnant and based on my last period and the ultrasound I got at the free clinic it looks like I might have conceived the third week in February (just a week shy). Since it is so close to my effective date and there is no way to be 100% sure, how will the insurance company determine my conception date? If they go by the due date then what if the baby ends up being late? How is all this determined? Please help!

Question: My son has bipolar and was in an auto accident a few months ago and hasn't been able to work. He was on his company insurance but lost his coverage. He is looking for a new job but needs health insurance for his monthly therapy and prescriptions. We were going to put him on an individual policy until he gets a job with employer insurance again. The companies we looked at will not cover the bipolar, what can we do? With so many people suffering from mental health issues , it is amazing to me that they don't consider it like any other physical condition.

Question: I have recently changed jobs where the health insurance is very cheap for me but very expensive to add my wife. I'd like to get a private plan for her, but she takes several medications that could make it prohibitive. Is there some obvious option for this situation? She's otherwise healthy and I would consider high deductibles.

QUESTION: I am required by court order to provide insurance for my child. Do I have to go on my group's policy or can I just enroll my child?

Question: I'm over 50 which means that I need a bone scan. My doctor says its not necessary but will give me an Rx if I really think I cant live without it. How do I know if its covered on my plan?

Question: When I ran a quote on the website it wasn't clear about bills that the insurance company would pay and what bills I pay . What happened the last time I had insurance was I went for some blood work and I ended up paying for the whole thing! The plan I was looking at was the Unicare performance 2000 in Texas. I can afford it ok. but does it cover the things I need?

Question: I live in Texas and my wife and children are currently in Oklahoma and will be there through the end of the year. I'd like to be covered when I visit them and vise versa. Is there such a thing as an insurance plan that will cover all of us?