Humanitarian parole: Your relative will not be left unprotected. By May, approximately 105,000 people had entered the United States under the humanitarian parole program. For many families, after the joy of being reunited with their loved ones, one of the main concerns is what happens if the parole beneficiary has a medical emergency, who will cover the medical expenses, especially after signing Form I-134A, stating that they will be responsible for all the expenses incurred by the family member.
It is no secret that healthcare in the United States is very expensive. Few people can afford to pay out of pocket for a surgical operation, including all the associated implications, tests, studies, and hospitalization. So, how can you protect the family member who arrives under humanitarian parole?
The simplest and most cost-effective way is to add them to an Obamacare family plan. According to statistics, it is likely that the family will pay between zero and 10 dollars per month for health insurance.
The best part is that any health insurance plan under Obamacare will cover all preventive medical screenings, maternity and newborn care, mental health services, prescription medications, emergency room services, hospitalization, among others.
If you sponsored a family member and have concerns about protecting their health, call Univista Insurance, and you will find all the answers you need. Humanitarian parole: Your relative will not be left unprotected.
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