Baby boomers do have access to health insurance, despite what they may think. The premiums may be higher for coverage.<\/p>\n
\u201cJust about the minute your birthday hits and you turn 50 or older, health insurance coverage gets harder to find. Statistically speaking, when you get to be that age, you have more health problems than you did when you were younger.\u00a0 The more health problems you have, the more an insurance company will pay out on you, and the more your premiums will be. However, there are some ways around this dilemma,\u201d said Clelland Green, RHU, CEO, and president of Benepath, Pennsylvania.<\/p>\n
\u201cOne example to handle this sticky situation would be to find out if the company you work for will let you buy health insurance through the company. If so, they may subsidize a portion of the premiums. If not, you may also have the option of group rates. And, if your (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Baby boomers do have access to health insurance, despite what they may think. The premiums may be higher for coverage. \u201cJust about the minute your birthday hits and you turn 50 or older, health insurance coverage gets harder to find.…<\/span><\/p>\n