MichaelMoore.com says COBRA is too expensive

Affordable Ohio individual health insurance is available immediately.  No need to wait for the stimulus plan to kick in. You can save up to 50% off traditional group insurance by shopping for an Ohio individual health insurance policy online and also by using a reputable Ohio company.

“COBRA health coverage is great in theory and lousy in reality,” said Ron Pollack, whose liberal advocacy group, Families USA, published the analysis. “For the vast majority of workers who are laid off, they and their families are likely to join the ranks of the uninsured.”

A health insurance policy for the typical single person consumes 30 percent of the average unemployment benefit, the survey found. In the District, Maryland and Virginia, the price of a standard COBRA family plan is three-fourths of the average unemployment check.

News yesterday that the unemployment rate jumped to 7.2 percent adds urgency to the problem, Pollack said, because employment and health insurance are often intertwined.

For every 1 percentage point rise in unemployment, the number of uninsured Americans climbs by 1.1 percent, according to an analysis last spring by the Kaiser Family Foundation, an independent research group.

It might take Capitol Hill weeks to approve a stimulus plan that aides the Buckeye state by providing its citizens access to affordable Ohio individual health insurance plans.  The plans available today are top shelf, Grade A plans from Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield, Atena, United Health Care, American Community, Medical Mutual of Ohio.

Best part is that these Ohio individual health insurance policies are designed to compete with COBRA by offering immediate savings of up to 50% off COBRA rates.  There are about 200 Ohio individual health plans to choose from and plans can be compared using free quoting websites such as;

http://www.directhealthinsurancequotes.com

http://www/betweenjobshealthinsurance.com

http://www.aetnadirect.net

http://www.CENTRALOHIOINDIVIDUALMEDICALHEALTHINSURANCEPLANS.COM

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