Eric’s #GetCovered Story: Accidents Happen, Make Sure You’re Covered
Posted January 27, 2015
By Eric Lovely, 33, Denver
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Having health insurance is the responsible thing to do, period. And it’s even more important if, like me, you’re into adrenaline sports like skiing, mountain biking and rock climbing. I know, because health insurance saved my life.
My current job in the renewable energy field doesn’t provide coverage, so I had to purchase individual insurance. Before the Marketplace was available, I had a plan costing over $200 a month, which didn’t even provide the coverage I need. On Christmas Eve 2013, I signed on to the Health Insurance Marketplace and found a quality plan that after the tax credit cost me only $50 a month. I’m glad I did.
A few weeks after the coverage went into effect, I went skiing in Grand Teton National Park with my Dad, brother and some friends. After I pushed off and was in the air, everyone yelled at me: “Avalanche!”
Read More: Eric’s #GetCovered Story: Accidents Happen, Make Sure You’re CoveredBy Eric Lovely, 33, Denver
My current job in the renewable energy field doesn’t provide coverage, so I had to purchase individual insurance. Before the Marketplace was available, I had a plan costing over $200 a month, which didn’t even provide the coverage I need. On Christmas Eve 2013, I signed on to the Health Insurance Marketplace and found a quality plan that after the tax credit cost me only $50 a month. I’m glad I did.
A few weeks after the coverage went into effect, I went skiing in Grand Teton National Park with my Dad, brother and some friends. After I pushed off and was in the air, everyone yelled at me: “Avalanche!”
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