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To: LindyBill who wrote (319854)8/15/2009 5:02:18 PM
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If you go from one group health policy to another, pre-existing conditions limitations are generally waived. The same is true when an employer group changes from one insurer to another.

The reason that health insurance is feasible for employers is that, from an actuarial standpoint, if one is working, there is a better likelihood of good health. That's why eligibility changes if one no longer works full time.
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