What Is A Pre-Existing Condition?



When considering a health insurance policy… find out if they cover your pre-existing condition.
A pre-existing condition doesn’t mean you can’t get health insurance.
Determine the severity of your condition and determine if you are ok with a plan that wont cover it.
Talk to a professional insurance broker about what plans may be available for you.
Wishing you good health
-EIT

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