For instance, I don't know how it works when an employee's family member has a 
pre-existing condition.  How is it handled when you have a child with a 
legitimate need for continuing therapy?  Does the employer just contribute the 
same amount to your insurance as it does to the other employees' insurance and 
you contribute your portion as a much larger amount because of the pre-existing 
condition, or what?  I hope that isn't too intrusive a question; please forgive 
me if it is.


The answer to this question is more about the insurance programs the company 
participates in.  My son was also born with issues.  In his case he was born 
with a hole in his heart and his diaphragm.  With his pre-existing condition 
and my wife's type 1 diabetes; we have been a bit limited with our insurance 
options.  For the companies I have worked for, I have had to go with the HMO 
options.  These options usually cost me a bit more, they match a bit less and 
have more limitations then the PPO plans also offered.  But beyond that, I pay 
the same and the company matches the same as any other employee in the HMO 
plans.

The challenge for a small company is to find insurance programs that they can 
afford.  Usually the best I hear of is to find group deals where the insurance 
provider groups many small companies together so that they can get the same 
deals as larger companies.




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Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento, CA

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