How To Get The Most Affordable Health Insurance In Pennsylvania

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How to Find the Most Affordable Health Insurance in Pennsylvania


Summary


In Pennsylvania, the adultBasic program, launched in 2002, has made it significantly easier for uninsured adults to access affordable health insurance. Managed by the Pennsylvania Department of Insurance, this program collaborates with four insurance companies to provide coverage for eligible residents.

Eligibility Requirements


To qualify for the adultBasic program, you must:

1. Be a legal U.S. resident residing in Pennsylvania for at least 90 days before enrolling.
2. Be without health insurance for at least 90 days, unless recently losing coverage due to job loss.
3. Meet specific annual income limits, which vary based on household size.

Coverage Details


The adultBasic program offers comprehensive coverage, including:

- Doctor visits for primary and specialty care
- Hospitalization and emergency services
- Diagnostic tests like mammograms and x-rays
- Maternity care
- Extended hospital stay rehabilitation

Costs


Participants pay a modest monthly fee (currently under $35) and small co-pays:

- $5 for doctor visits
- $10 for specialist visits
- $25 for emergency room visits (waived if admitted)

These low costs help maintain the program’s reputation as a provider of affordable health insurance in Pennsylvania.

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