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CyndeBUrban
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 Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2011 12:04 pm Post subject: Separate Dental and Medical Insurance Plans? |
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| I am losing my job in less than two weeks and am losing my health care coverage as well. As such, I am frantically researching my health care insurance options and am leaving no stone unturned. That being said, I am curious as to whether securing separate medical insurance and dental insurance may be more cost-effective than securing a "comprehensive" plan. At face value, it appears that this approach would likely be more expensive. However, I simply do not know! Consequently, if there is anyone associated with this forum who would be able to provide me with an answer and/or point me in the correct direction to find more information, that would be great. Thanks in advance for any response(s)! |
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kale-nard
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| Well, dental checkups are really very costly and in that these insurance policies really very helpful. Now dentist manhattan beach is also offering the all type of services with regular checkups. They covers all types of insurance schemes and provides necessary support. |
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