I have been fighting cancer for 7 years now and i am also in the middle of changing jobs. My current employer has given me health insurance but when i change jobs the 60 day probation period will put a gap in my insurance coverage. Since i have pre-existing condition for the new employer’s insurance a gap of coverage means they can deny me or charge me a lot of money for coverage and not to mention the treatment will not be able to continue without insurance. What are my options about this problem, I live in louisiana.
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sould i go with the one that has deductible, and what it turns out that i have a cancer , m’i gonna be covered.
i’ve been having this buzzing ear ( left) for few months and now i get dizzy when i look up and i started to feel oressure in my head and light headache. my emplyer’s insurance start in 2 months and i need to be checked now, and i don’t qualifie for medi cal any suggestion , advice?? thanks

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