No. If you choose to use a credit card, your card will only be charged if you qualify for short-term coverage. Please note that credit card billing of premiums is optional and you can obtain coverage without using that method of payment.
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Short-term Health InsuranceIf I don't qualify for short-term coverage, will my credit card still get charged?No. If you choose to use a credit card, your card will only be charged if you qualify for short-term coverage. Please note that credit card billing of premiums is optional and you can obtain coverage without using that method of payment.
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How will I know if I qualify for short-term health insurance coverage?In most cases, as soon as you complete your application, we will be able to let you know if you do not qualify for short-term coverage.
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How soon can my coverage start?Coverage for many short-term health insurance plans can start as soon as 24 hours after the application is submitted. In order for coverage to start promptly, you can make your first premium payment by supplying a valid credit card number with your application. Please note that credit card billing of premiums is optional and you can obtain coverage without using that method of payment. If you would prefer to have your coverage start later, you can select a date up to 30 days in the future.
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What if I only need coverage for less than 30 days?Most short-term health insurance plans have a minimum coverage period of 30 days. Even if you only need coverage for less than 30 days, you can either:
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What happens when I reach the end of my coverage period?At the end of your coverage term, most health insurance companies will allow you to re-apply for another short-term plan. These plans do not typically constitute an automatic continuation of your first plan. Many short-term health insurance plans only allow you to re-apply once.
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Why would I want coverage for a limited amount of time?If you're between jobs, waiting for coverage from another health insurance plan to start, laid off, on strike, a recent college graduate or seasonal employee and know that you only need coverage for a specific period of time, short-term health insurance may be a great option for you.
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What is short-term health insurance?Short-term health insurance plans provide you with coverage for a limited period of time, and may be an ideal solution for those between jobs or those waiting for other health insurance to start. Typically, short-term plans offer coverage up to six months, although some plans may offer coverage up to 12 months. If you think you'll need coverage for a longer period of time, you may want to look at a standard, longer-term health insurance option like our individual and family health insurance plans.
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