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Short term health insurance in New Hampshire
originally posted: 11/22/2006
reposted: 2/18/2011 This post has not been recently
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Q:
My wife and I are retired and live in New Hampshire. I am 65 and on Medicare with a supplemental insurance while my wife is 63 and has a COBRA health policy that will run out three months before she is 65. Since we live in NH, we realize that short term health insurance is out. What other options are available to her when her COBRA coverage runs out?
A:
Short term health insurance is now available in New Hampshire and this seems like the obvious solution. See the "Secure STM" products at http://medsave.com/low-cost-health-insurance-listing/nh.htm .
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