How Cheap Is Temporary Health Insurance In Indiana?

How cheap is temporary health insurance in Indiana? VERY cheap! Temporary health care coverage (also referred to as “short-term” coverage) often costs less than half of what other policies charge. Instead of paying hundreds of dollars per month, depending on the deductible and your age, you’ll pay substantially less. Usually, this type of policy works best if you are currently not working, temporarily without health care benefits or would like to drastically reduce your health insurance premium. However, if you are working but do not have coverage, a short-term policy will allow you to insure yourself quickly, and give you time to compare permanent options.

Indiana short-term insurance is cheap because it is generally used when your need for coverage is less than one year. There are no required physicals and the standard application has less than 10 medical questions. If you’re not being treated for any major medical conditions, there’s a good chance your application will be approved within a few days (or less). And of course, as always, the rates you view on our website are the lowest available from the major carriers. If you do have some medical issues, you still could qualify for a policy.

Despite the quick approval, it’s important to understand that pre-existing conditions are not covered and most prescriptions and office visits are subject to a deductible. Typically, deductible options range from $500 to $2,500. Since it is unlikely that you will be submitting a claim, a higher deductible may make more sense…unless you have a claim! Once a deductible has been reached, most companies pay for benefits at 80%. Your portion, of course, would be 20%.

Although many companies offer temporary health care coverage in Indiana, usually, the least expensive options are policies with UnitedHealthOne, Celtic or Humana. Anthem, in selected areas, offers competitive rates. It’s usually cheaper to pay for your coverage with one payment, although all carriers offer a monthly payment option. At any time, a policy can be canceled and you’ll receive a refund for the unused coverage. These types of plans are ideal if you need coverage to be effective very quickly and you are mainly concerned with the most expensive type of claim. In fact,you can apply for another policy while a short-term plan is in effect.

Sample Monthly Rates for a 35 year-old male (Central Indiana)

$41 UnitedHealthcare Medical Value

$51 Humana Single Pay

$52 Celtic Single Pay

$53 UnitedHealthcare Medical Plus

Sample Monthly Rates for a family of three (35 year-old male and family with one child)

$96 UnitedHealthcare Medical Value

$116 Humana Single Pay

$123 UnitedHealthcare Medical Plus

$127  Celtic Single Full Pay

Of course, many other deductible options are available. We’re always happy to take the time to review your options and ensure this type of short-term coverage meets your individual or family needs. Feel free to email us, call us (888) 513 6446 or compare rates by using the Free Quote feature at the top of the page.

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4 Responses

  1. karen says:

    Thank you for making this site so easy to find information. The rates are great and I’ll be applying in the morning.

    K

  2. Bill Harpring Jr. says:

    I just needed coverage for three months.I assume this is the best option.

  3. Indiana Unemployed says:

    Short term coverage is exactly what I want. Cheap catastrophic policy from UnitedHealtcare looks like a winner.

  4. Frank Steele says:

    Wow! Rates are low! I just looked at United’s rates. Not too bad at all. I basically need a policy for about 6 months until I find new employment. Cobra was high and my health is fine.

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