Leaving My Job Behind and Also my Benefits?

Hello all, I am here because I am in a sticky situation and I have a question regarding how to keep my health insurance. Right now I work for a company with great insurance, however, that company is really only great for the benefits, and not actually its work culture.

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To be honest, I am on the verge of leaving this job. But the thing is, I have a major surgery that is coming up, and I Was able to get this surgery covered by Cigna through my company’s benefit plan.

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My question is, if I leave this job before my surgery date, how can I work something out with Cigna where I can still remained covered at least to have the surgery? I am willing to pay the regular price (non discounted benefit price) to get a plan that still covers the surgery, but I dont know if there is a certain open enrollment time, or if the regular Cigna plans will not have the same coverage as the one from my company.

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Any help, suggestions, or random advice will be very appreciated.

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Thanks again!

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[link] [comments]Hello all, I am here because I am in a sticky situation and I have a question regarding how to keep my health insurance. Right now I work for a company with great insurance, however, that company is really only great for the benefits, and not actually its work culture. ​ To be honest, I am on the verge of leaving this job. But the thing is, I have a major surgery that is coming up, and I Was able to get this surgery covered by Cigna through my company’s benefit plan. ​ My question is, if I leave this job before my surgery date, how can I work something out with Cigna where I can still remained covered at least to have the surgery? I am willing to pay the regular price (non discounted benefit price) to get a plan that still covers the surgery, but I dont know if there is a certain open enrollment time, or if the regular Cigna plans will not have the same coverage as the one from my company. ​ Any help, suggestions, or random advice will be very appreciated. ​ Thanks again! submitted by /u/kingdomoo [link] [comments]Read Morer/HealthInsurance

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