Health
Insurance
By TIG
Specialty
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Health
Insurance from 30 days up to
12 months. Health Insurance is next day coverage for those between jobs, recent graduates, those waiting for health insurance to start at work or an affordable
alternative to COBRA Insurance.
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Competitor
Select Short Term Medical - TIG / Ranger
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TIG
Specialty Insurance Company - Health Insurance
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Competitor
Select Health Insurance |
| Length of Coverage: 30
Days to 6 or 12 Months. |
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Apply online for next day coverage.
$2 Million coverage per person. Use any doctor or hospital in the U.S. or Canada. Includes
Dental, Vision, Chiropractic discount benefits |
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Health
Insurance
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Competitor Select STM
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$2 Million Lifetime Maximum Per insured Person
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Coverage from 30 Days to
12 Months
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Next Day Medical Coverage
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Visit
our Health Insurance Section for More Plans.
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- Health
Insurance
- Health Insurance
- Just because you don’t have health insurance right now doesn’t mean you won’t have health problems.
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The Competitor
Select Short
Term Medical allows
you and your family to purchase high quality, affordable major medical coverage on an intermediate basis. The covered benefits include expenses for doctors services, surgery, out-patient and
in-hospital care.
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The Perfect Solution -
Competitor
Select STM
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Between health insurance plans
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College student or just graduating
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Self-employed
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Need a COBRA alternative
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Part-time or temporary employee
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Unemployed or laid off
Health
Insurance
by TIG Specialty Features...
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Pays benefits up to
$2,000,000 lifetime, per insured person
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Choose any doctor or hospital
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Convenient payment options:
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Single Payment for 1 to 6 months or
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Pay monthly up to 6, or
12 months
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Allows a choice of $250, $500, $1,000 or $2,500 deductibles
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Co-insurance
options: 80/20 or 50/50 $5,000
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The Enhancement Series, a unique discount benefit program
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For More Information, Contact: LTCC, Inc.
Toll Free: (800) 544-9505
Product Availability Varies By State
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2005, LTCC, Inc.
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