No. Medical insurance covers medical expenses, not insurance premiums.
Usually your own insurance.
yes
You can find a list of congressmen at The House's own website available through the link below.
You are responsible for your own medical bills.
Yes, you should be. But you can get health insurance.
The individual policy is always primary.
The general age where one does have to find their own medical health insurance may vary from country to country however in the United States the common age is twenty-one.
Assurant Medical Insurance (also known as Assurant Health Insurance) has their own website that has an overview of all of the policies that they offer, as well the benefits that one would receive.
The US Government offers health insurance for employees in the public sector. For employees in the private sector, they have to purchase their own medical insurance.
Yes. This type of insurance is called Expatriate Medical Insurance. This insurance is also called Global Expatriate Medical Insurance. However, you may find that the host country has its own form of health care. This type of plan offers the same medical care you would get in you home country.
Information should be available about travel insurance for medical conditions by contacting one's own insurance broker. One can also consult online the site Comparethemarket for more details.