What health insurance plans cover toenail infections?
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If you have medical insurance that covers doctor's visits, then you're probably covered. They may drag their feet about any specialized medications that are new to the market or very expensive, but there's ways around that. (Like trying the cheaper generic medication first and if that doesn't work, fighting for the more expensive stuff thru the doctor.)
Basic insurance should do, look at http://www.healthadel.com/articles/4/1/h... which has info on different plans.
Try a comparison engine to get an idea of cost/availability etc. Squaremouth is a company that offers much better service than most on line sites. You can easily get someone on the phone who will answer questions and provide help.
http://www.squaremouth.com/health-insura...
800-240-0369
most cover it
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