Health Plan One offers more than 25 health insurance plans in Bellevue, which is in King County, Washington. Health insurance carriers that offer individual and family health insurance plans in Bellevue include GroupHealth, LifeWise, and Regence. Enter your ZIP code above to compare the details of the health insurance plans available in Bellevue.
Other health insurance options that Health Plan One offers fit the needs of those who may find it difficult to receive health insurance in Washington.
Health Plan One offers COBRA for those who are in between jobs. With this program, the member can extend their health insurance plan for up to 18 months after losing their job. Our licensed insurance specialists are also available via LiveChat or toll-free at (877) 567-5267 to answer any questions. However, if you are unhealthy see below and there may be other options in which Health Plan One can help you with.
Those who own a small business with two to fifty eligible employees that work at least 20-30 hours a week can apply for a small group plan, and Health Plan One can help quote the plans that best suit the group's needs. Medical underwriting for small group plans is allowed in Washington. Simply call our toll-free number at (877) 567-5267 to learn more information and see if you qualify.
Medicaid is a federal-state cooperative created by Congress to finance health services for those who cannot afford individual health insurance on today’s market. Washington’s Medicaid State Planoperates along the lines of regular health insurance. Those who qualify receive a card and show it to their doctor at an appointment. If the doctor participates in Medicaid, the bill is paid for by the State minus any other health insurance the beneficiary may have. To see if you qualify for Washington’s Medicaid State Plan visit: http://maa.dshs.wa.gov/medicaidsp/Table%20of%20Contents.html
The Washington State Health Insurance Pool, or WSHIP was created for residents who are medically uninsurable on the individual market due to medical preexisting conditions. Those who are eligible to apply are unable to obtain health coverage. To review the requirements to be eligible for WSHIP, visit: https://www.wship.org/non_medicare_eligibility.asp
For more information about MHIP including detailed eligibility requirements, plan benefits, and application instructions, click here: http://www.mhip.org/
The Washington State Children’s Health Insurance Program, or SCHIP, is a Medicaid option that serves children up to age 19 whose parents’ income is too high to qualify for Medicaid, but too low to receive private insurance. Explore their website to learn more about SCHIP and if your child can qualify: ttp://maa.dshs.wa.gov/CHIP/Index.html
The most popular plans in Washington are GroupHealth Balance POS Catastrophic Plan, LifeWise Wise Simplicity PPO, GroupHealth HealthPays HSA, Regence NowSelect PPO, LifeWise WiseEssentials Copay PPO, GroupHealth Welcome Catastrophic HMO, LifeWise Wise Essentials Rx PPO, Regence HSA Health Plan, Regence Breakthru PPO, LifeWise Wise Savings, Regence HSA Health Plan Comprehensive, LifeWise WiseChoices Prime, and GroupHealth Balance Plan POS.
For more information on health insurance in specific Washington cities: Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver.