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Why Do Short-term Health Insurance Plans Exclude Pre-existing Conditions? Have you ever wondered why some health insurance plans exclude coverage for certain health issues? In this informative video, we'll explain everything you need to know about short-term health insurance and why pre-existing conditions are often not covered. We'll start by defining what short-term health plans are and how they differ from traditional insurance options. We'll discuss why these plans are designed to provide temporary coverage and how they are regulated differently from plans under the Affordable Care Act. You'll learn about the reasons insurance companies exclude pre-existing conditions to manage their financial risks and keep premiums affordable. We'll also explain what a look-back period is and how it can affect your coverage if you have ongoing health issues. If you're considering short-term insurance or have a pre-existing condition, we'll guide you on better options that offer continuous coverage for ongoing health needs. Whether you're new to health insurance or looking for ways to protect yourself, understanding these plans is essential. Join us for this clear and straightforward explanation, and subscribe to our channel for more helpful tips on health insurance choices.

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