Individual Health Insurance in Connecticut (CT)
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There are 3.4 million Americans who make their homes in Connecticut and more than 42,000 are born in the state each year. Unfortunately, more than 353,000 are uninsured. With the wide ranges of choices that are available in terms of health insurance, there's no reason for any Connecticut resident to be without coverage.
Connecticut Health Facts
More than 13 percent of Connecticut's mothers-to-be don't receive the prenatal care they need. Because of this, 3200 babies are born with a low birth weight preterm–that's 8 percent of all Connecticut newborns. Another 10 percent are born preterm. Fifteen percent don't receive the immunizations they need in their first three years of life, immunizations that will protect them from potentially fatal diseases.
12 percent of children are overweight or obese and 28 percent didn't make it to both a dentist's office and a primary care doctor's office last year.
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Health Insurance Needs in Connecticut
The adults in Connecticut aren't doing too much better than their progeny: 55 percent are obese or overweight and 19 percent didn't get to the dentist last year. Six percent of adults in Connecticut are diagnosed with diabetes, 12 percent with asthma and 15 percent have disabilities. For every 100,000 people in Connecticut, each year 14 deaths occur due to Alzheimer's disease, 44 due to stroke, 186 due to cancer and 202 due to heart disease.
Every day, it becomes increasingly more important to invest in health insurance. Even those who are insured most likely do not have enough coverage to protect themselves in the event of an emergency. Get a quote for your new health insurance policy today.
Connecticut Health Insurance Laws
Connecticut law allows insurance companies to turn you down for coverage. However, once you have purchased an insurance plan you can not be denied renewal of your policy. Pre-existing conditions can be excluded. There are no regulations limiting premium prices for individuals with medical problems. If you are HIPAA eligible and meet additional qualifications, you may purchase coverage through the Connecticut Health Reinsurance Association (HRA). Contact the HRA for details on plans and eligibility.
Connecticut Individual Health Insurance Companies
Aetna
Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Connecticut
Assurant Health
Celtic
Golden Rule
Guardian
Health Net
Oxford
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