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I need cheap insurence in NJ. I am 18 an do not have much money but need insurance to drive to work etc?

admin — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 03:47:05 +0000

Does any one know an auto insurance company that basically will just keep me legal. I really can’t spend that much on it. A lot of the cheap companies I heard of do not operate in NJ.

Several methods you may think about.Like do the online quote yourself or call your local insurance agent for their help,it is up to you.

Does the NJ Statute of Limitations in 39-6A-13.1 only apply to insurance company for a NJ-PIP claim?

admin — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 03:42:01 +0000

If the insurance company denies a NJ PIP claim for service made more that two years ago, must I pay the claim? Or does the statue of limitations also cover me as well.

The statute only specifically mentions insurance companies and lawsuits for injuries generally have a 6 year limitation. It is unclear from the statutes if it s possible to sue someone whose insurance did not cover an accident, especially if the person did not properly request payment from the insurer. I would speak to a lawyer about it.

NJ Auto insurance policy question. In NJ, we have to select whether the auto insurance company or the health?

admin — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 23:37:56 +0000

insurance company is responsible for our medical expenses in the event we are injured in a car accident. What are the pros and cons of each choice?

NJ is a PIP state so your insurance will not increase for injury claims in a not at fault accident. So, that is not an issue. If you request that your auto insurance is primary, there IS a deductible and copayment and the PIP medical expense coverage is limited to $250,000 (at least that is what it used to be, I don’t think it has changed recently). The premium savings to make your health insurance primary used to be in the neighborhood of $20 per year, not worth it. You would have to ask your agent for a quote.
You can still always go to your health insurance if you use your PIP up & need more coverage.
The problem with health insurance being primary is that most health insurance policies have a lifetime maximum benefit (used to be $1,000,000 & I some are $2,000,000). The PIP coverage is per accident with no lifetime maximum, so technically, you can have several accidents over the years, use you maximum PIP benefit & it will still be there for the next accident. If you had used your health insurance, every accident decreases the lifetime maximum. What if you had a serious accident & then a serious disease? You may run out of health insurance.
I personally would leave your auto accident related medical with auto insurance as primary & save your health insurance for other accidents (falling, stitches, etc) and disease.
Also, medicare & medicaid may not allow you to use them as primary in an auto accident, you would have to check with them if you were considering this.

Cheapest insurance company in NJ for an 18-year-old driver?

admin — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 23:30:30 +0000

I had my car stolen, and then needed to cancel my insurance. I am looking for something cheaper than the 230 a month I was paying previously… or at least the same since it’s going to go up with the gap of insurance.
I’ve had the gap of coverage for the last like 2 months… so it’s gonna go up.
I do not live with my parents.

autoinsurance.bebto.com – check this one. As I remember they have lowest car insurance rates for teens and young drivers.

insurance companies in NJ that cover bariatric surgery?

admin — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 17:22:53 +0000

Looking for health insurance companies in new jersey that cover bariatric surgeries. Any advice is appriciated.
Sorry, I am unwilling to travel to foregin countries to have this surgery. If they hurt me in some way, it would be much harder to gain compensation, plus I have a 1 year old that I can’t leave, nor take to another country.

I have two answers: one for where you might find insurance and one about bariatric surgery. The short answer for where you can find health insurance is: it depends. You can find coverage through most health insurance companies, but most private insurers include riders on their standard policies that deny coverage for bariatric surgery. According to a New Jersey Work Group report on bariatric surgery, HMOs in the state must include coverage for bariatric surgery. I’ve included a link to the report, which also alludes to Medicare/Medicaid changing its stance on coverage for this procedure. It wasn’t until this year that Medicare/Medicaid considered obesity an illness and expanded coverage for obesity treatment. The next link in the sources section is to a New Jersey HMO report card rating HMOs in the state.

The above answerer quotes an interesting article from a medical group that specializes in obesity treatment. You’re kind of lucky that you are looking for treatment in New Jersey because the state conducted an in-depth study into how well bariatric surgeries are being executed. This was in response to the fact that the number of procedures increased by almost 10 times in just five years. I’ve linked to the press release describing the results of the Work Group study. Although they did not recommend any strict rules for where to go for treatment, they did say that a successful bariatric program “would perform at least 125 surgeries a year, with each surgeon having a lifetime experience of at leat 125 procedures.” The report also goes on to say that a good program would include a physician medical director for bariatric surgery.

You might want to use the above criteria to find doctors that you’d want to perform the procedure. I’ve included a link to a list of New Jersey doctors who specialize in bariatric surgery. Then you can see what health insurance the work with and go from there. I would also speak to health insurance agents in your area. Chances are, they’ve fielded your question before and can quickly help you out. Try MostChoice.com. You can review different plans and speak to multiple agents without any cost or obligation.

You can find MostChoice here: http://www.mostchoice.com/health-insurance.cfm

Hope this helps
Barnes@MostChoice