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The best place to get personal health coverage for an international student studying nursing? |
I am about to enter the Clinical Phase of LPN (License Practical Nurse) programme soon and one of the requirements it that i have personal health coverage.....i am an International student and presently have no health insurance.....i need some guidelines on how to go about getting coverage at a reasonable price...can anyone assist with some serious advice.....much appreciated...thank you. A reasonable price is $250 a month. You can get this through your school most easily, and cheaper, too. Being an international student, most US health carriers are NOT going to want to cover you. Try in your school. I bought a plan up to $100,000 in coverage for a $50 per months with a $100 per doctor visit. I don't have to say that with $100 per doctor visit, I use it only when I need to but it's better than nothing. |
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