Things You'll Need:
- internet connection
- telephone
- Michigan resources
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Step 1
There are many sources for Michigan medical insurance. Ask your employer or ex-employer about options for continuing your insurance for a period after being laid off.
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Step 2
Contact as many low cost insurance companies as you can locate and get insurance quotes on individual insurance and family insurance rates. Carefully compare the costs, co-pays, coverage, etc.
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Step 3
If you have insurance, contact Michigan.gov for special insurance coverage programs for children of working parents. See the resources below for the website.
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Step 4
There are other programs in Michigan which offer help to those who have medical issues and have low to moderate income households. There are also programs for those with breast and cervical cancer.
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Step 5
Consider at least getting an insurance policy which would cover you in case of some type of accident situation.
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Step 6
Some Michigan health insurance companies offer low rates to students, look into these programs and qualifications as well. Check with your school as well to see who they recommend for health insurance companies in Michigan.















Comments
MIghtyDreamer said
on 2/4/2009 Good tips for someone living in Michigan in need of suggestions on how to get medical insurance in their state.