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Posted by Craig (68.8.206.163) on March 01, 2003 at 16:01:32:

In Reply to: cobra question please help posted by Hank on February 28, 2003 at 19:34:23:

Hank:

In Virginia, the employer can choose between offering 90 days of continuation coverage under the current group policy rate or conversion to an individual policy.

If you are healthy, COBRA may not be the cheapest way to go. Get
your own health insurance with a lower premium.

Please respond if you have further questions and keep us updated on your situation,

Craig

: My company is in Va with less than 20 employess. I am not sure of the minilaw does anyone know it?

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: Hank: : In Virginia, the employer can choose between offering 90 days of continuation coverage under the current group policy rate or conversion to an individual policy. : If you are healthy, COBRA may not be the cheapest way to go. Get : your own <A href="http://www.cobrahealth.com/healthquotes.htm" onclick="exit=false">health insurance</a> with a lower premium. : Please respond if you have further questions and keep us updated on your situation, : <img border="0" src="http://www.cobrahealth.com/casey.jpg" width="116" height="155"> : <a href="mailto:craig@cobrahealth.com"><b>Craig</a></b> : : My company is in Va with less than 20 employess. I am not sure of the minilaw does anyone know it?

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