Legal Question in Health Care Law in Florida
health insurance/worker's comp injury
My personal health insurance coverage states it doesn't cover claims that worker's comp would cover. I believe it is meant for an current injury that happens when they are my personal carrier., therefore worker's comp. must pay.
It also states it Does cover pre-existing conditions as long as I have met those requirements (waiting period or continuous coverage for 12 months).
I had an eye injury on the job and settled my worker's comp. case over 2-years ago. My new/current personal health insurance carrier was not my carrier at the time or the worker's comp. case/injury. Would they exclude me from coverage being it was a worker's comp related injury from the past, or should this fall under pre-existing conditions? Could you shed some light on this for me? Thank you!
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: health insurance/worker's comp injury
You will need to check the terms of the coverage, but under most circumstances, you would be covered.
Related Questions & Answers
-
Giving over the counter medication to a coworker What is the general consensus... Asked 10/22/08, 4:38 pm in United States Florida Health Care Law
-
Mental health Is there any way I can force my husband who has severe Bi Polar to... Asked 10/21/08, 1:56 pm in United States Florida Health Care Law
-
Health insurance couples living togehter for more than 10 year ... are they eligible... Asked 10/17/08, 12:31 pm in United States Florida Health Care Law
-
Cancellation of contract I have sign a contract with a hospital but it has been 2... Asked 10/16/08, 2:40 am in United States Florida Health Care Law
-
Doctor patient relationship can a assistant to a doctor reveal information , both... Asked 10/15/08, 8:35 pm in United States Florida Health Care Law
Looking for something else?
10,200 active attorneys ready to answer your legal questions today.
Featured Attorneys
Earn additional revenue and grow your business.
