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If you are a high risk, you buy your insurance through a high risk pool.No. How easily you forget. Without the healthcare bill, preexisting conditions apply, so a separate policy may not be an option because of cost. Young people in their early 20s are often working in low paid temp or part time positions where there is no group policy and full coverage policies are well beyond their income. So yes, there is a need for this feature of the law.In other words, there's no need for this bill since parents will pay for their kid's insurance anyway. Is that what you're saying?
So a insurance company will give someone insurance even though they have cancer, or a heart condition? Should we also force insurance company's to give life insurance to people who are in coma?