If you do not have access to employer-sponsored group health plan, you may want to buy an individual health insurance from a private health insurance company. However, in Delaware - as in most other states - you have limited guaranteed access to private individual health insurance. There are some alternatives to private individual health insurance - such as COBRA coverage. This chapter summarizes your protections under different kinds of health plan coverage.
Individual Health Plans
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- Individual Health Insurance Sold by Private Insurers
- COBRA and State Continuation Coverage
- Do Insurance Companies Have to Sell Me Health Insurance?
