My company is going through an asset sale or so we were told so how would that effect the health insurance plan? It is very comprehensive and I would like to continue it.

Don't just look at the sale pay attention to the health plan and if they continue it. If you are sold to someone that wants to keep the health plan in place you might have a chance.

P&J:

You won't know if the company continues your plan until the sale is done or your employer informs you. Then they will notice you if the company is sold, but the health plan survives.

From the DOL:

"If, however, your employer discontinues all its health plans, COBRA continuation coverage will not be available. You will have to seek other coverage. Other coverage may be available by converting your employer's group health coverage to an individual policy. As mentioned above, you may also have rights to special enrollment in a spouse's employer's plan, or by being an "eligible individual" who is guaranteed access to individual insurance. The opportunity to buy an individual insurance policy is the same whether the individual is laid off, is fired, or quits his or her job. "

In China, that's where everything is going. I wonder what the chinese are doing for healthcare? We can't afford it here. And there's a billion of them. Talk about crisis.

The crisis was caused by the Republicans have blocked everything the Democrats of trying to push through. In fact they have impeded healthcare reform for decades. The liberal society is a caring society. Unlike RW big business.

it depends on what assets? Are the employees contracts included? It will depend on if the new owner of the assets keep the health plan in place.