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jef1qr

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Coverage After You're Laid Off Posted: 03-27-06 16:28pm


Is it required by law that all illinois employers continue health coverage for 30 days after leaving the job?? I was laid-off on 9-22-05. My wife saw the doctor on 9-26-05. The insurance company states no coverage and will not pay. Thanks.

jef1qr

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Joined: 27 Mar 2006
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Location: illinois

Posted: 04-22-06 19:43pm

insuranceshopper wrote:

you should have been able to elect cobra and have your employers coverage for 18 months. Do you remember anything about that?

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yes, but I thought you were automatically covered for 30 days after employment without cobra

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