Wyoming’s Individual Insurance Policy Regulations
- Insurance companies can refuse to issue an individual policy due to the applicant’s health.
- Disabled children may be able to continue being covered under their parent’s policy after the children reach the age of majority if the children are unable to support themselves
- Wyoming requires insurance policies to cover certain services, including care for diabetes.
- Insurance companies can exclude pre-existing conditions, or conditions that existed during the six months prior to receiving coverage, for up to one year. In some cases, pre-existing conditions can be excluded permanently.
- Your healthcare policy can be canceled due to fraud or non-payment of premiums, but cannot be canceled if you get ill.
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Wyoming State Insurance Assistance
- Kid Care CHIP offers children and teens through 18 years old that come from families with qualified income levels. Coverage includes immunizations, hospital services, and prescription drug coverage.
- Wyoming Health Insurance High Risk Pool assists those who have been denied individual healthcare coverage with getting insurance coverage.
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