portable coverage

Managed care A type of health insurance policy that can be continued with the same level and format of coverage when the insured changes employers. See Clinton Plan, Job lock.

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EFJohnson's local partner, J&K Communications will build two additional towers to improve mobile and portable coverage across the county.

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In a list of five principles included with the mission statement, the task force says consumers should have more choices, fewer mandates and more portable coverage.

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Both employers and employees will get the most for their dollar and employees will have portable coverage they can take with them regardless of their job situation.

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"In order to ensure a healthy economic future, we must develop a health care system that provides portable coverage that will not bankrupt a family due to catastrophe, and removes the stigma of pre-existing conditions...A national, single-payer option is not in the best interests of the country," Mr.

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Portability: Lastly, multi-life products offer portable coverage, meaning that employees who own the policy can retain the coverage if they leave the company while also continuing to take advantage of the group discount.

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"Health plans are committed to this goal and will continue to do our part to achieve quality, affordable, and portable coverage for every American."