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Insurance after getting a green card

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Hi everyone,

My mother just received her green card! She is 71 years old, and we need to get her health insurance. Can you please advise us on how to do this, where to start, and which insurance company might be a good fit for a green card holder over 70?

Thank you!

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1 hour ago, lucy91 said:

Hi everyone,

My mother just received her green card! She is 71 years old, and we need to get her health insurance. Can you please advise us on how to do this, where to start, and which insurance company might be a good fit for a green card holder over 70?

Thank you!

Health Insurance can be state specific. where will your mom live? 

You can also research and see if your mom is a qualified relative and can hop onto your health insurance through work.

Here is a helpful post: 


 

 
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