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Dwight Said:

i need a list of insurance companies that will cover breast reductions or lifts?

We Answered:

Most insurance's will cover this procedure but you have to meet the criteria. Your doctor will have to contact your insurance company and give your measurements, weight and sometimes a picture.
You will need evidence of visits to your doctor complaining of chronic back and shoulder pain.
Your insurance company will always want you to lose some weight, like 10 to 20 pounds depending on your size.
They wil not pay for a lift for cosmetic reasons but reductions are lifts.

Steve Said:

list of insurance companies in cochin?

We Answered:

concern google.co.in

Franklin Said:

Is there a list of which insurance companies sells the most long term care insurance policies?

We Answered:

Genworth Financial is starting to gain market share in Long Term Care with the help of Primerica Financial Services. Too bad only less than 3% of Americans own it in the entire industry in Long Term Care.

Jessie Said:

need term insurance 32 year female who has type 2 diabetes , list of companies please she lives in georgia?

We Answered:

She's going to have to go to a local high risk agent, and get quotes through them. Hopefully, she's not overweight, also - it's likely going to be very expensive if she's NOT overweight, and not available if she is obese (which is the case for most young type 2 diabetes people.)

She can talk to her own agent to get a referral to a high risk life guy.

It's likely going to cost 5 - 10 times as much as it would if she was healthy.

Dora Said:

Which insurance plans & companies will help pay for lap-band surgery?

We Answered:

Be aware that, depending upon your state, the companies you listed only cover bariatric surgery on their group policies, not on their individual policies. Each company has a height and weight chart for individual policies and most candidates for bariatric surgery do not fall within the guidelines of the chart and so will be declined.

You'll want to visit a local independent agent to see what companies your BMI will allow you to qualify for, then the agent can search those companies to see if any cover the surgery. There may be a waiting period before they'll cover. Do not give up your current coverage before getting a policy in place.