Is it the inpatient side and you may worry you will not be able to cover the bills
if you are admitted to the hospital? Is it the outpatient services you are looking for and the coverage for since you seem to be visiting the Urgent Care doctors which are expensive when you have to go be seen?
Do you have to pay for your own health insurance? Are you looking for something similar that your employer used to provide? If you are, you may want to look at Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield for their individual health insurance plans. They have affordable rates and various plans that will fit all needs. What is important is that you understand your benefits and with the representative's help you will know exactly what type of care you will be able to receive. It will be outlined for you what type of providers whether they are part of an HMO or PPO that you will be able to see. It will explain if there will be a cost share for you or an additional discount because you saw a certain group of providers.
When trying to find Kentucky health plans it is helpful to understand what your deductible is and what it means. Basically, this means that you have to pay a certain amount of money before your benefits kick in. You will learn the term "premium" instead of "payment" much like our car insurance, we pay premiums, and before you leave you should have an idea of what the individual health insurance plan will cost you monthly. There is information on the website that you can review to see the various terms or lingo and their meaning that is used in the healthcare insurance world. It is nice to be able to understand what is being said in your policy if you have questions.