More than 2 million Californians now purchase their own insurance policies and many more have no medical coverage through employment. As medical insurance costs rise, more employers are dropping medical coverage, making policy cancellation practices important to an increasing number of California residents.

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California has a Major Risk Medical Insurance Program (MRMIP) that is supposed to provide temporary medical coverage for people who can’t get insurance directly from private companies. Within the 36 months that they are covered by MRMIP the people insured are guaranteed coverage from a private company at a cost of just 10% more than the MRMIP premiums. Unfortunately, the program has a long waiting list, leaving many Californians uninsured and often unable to afford medical care during the wait.

State regulators are now considering taking action against Blue Cross for canceling policies without showing willful misrepresentation. See California Regulators Slow to Enforce Insurance Laws Against Blue Cross for more information.

If you are a Blue Cross or Blue Shield policyholder and believe your policy was unfairly cancelled, see Blue Cross Lawsuits: Have You Been Victimized by Post-Claim Underwriting?.

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