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A provider could leave the plan or the plan 's contract with Medicare could be canceled . " We ask that China become a responsible stakeholder in the international economic system by aligning its economy with market-based principles , " Gutierrez said in a speech to the 18th annual Update Conference on Export Controls and Policy , a business group . A. Depending on what your condition is and when it was diagnosed and treated , you can probably buy health coverage . Keep in mind that unless you have a long-term care policy , you are not covered for long-term care expenses under Medicare and most other types of insurance . These policies typically contain a very high deductible ( $ 15,000 or more ) , and a maximum lifetime limit high enough to cover the costs of catastrophic illness . On September 28 , Procuratorial Daily , the official newspaper of the procuratorate establishment , akin to an attorney general 's office , lashed out at the appalling performance of Henan officials because of the surge in the number of HIV-positive patients . Also , in order to enroll in a Medicare SELECT plan , you must live within the service area of a network facility . Your liability insurance agent or company must file an SR-21 form for you after an accident or a Certificate of Compliance following a traffic violation , certifying your financial responsibility . A. Your aim should be to insure yourself and your family against the most serious and financially disastrous losses that can result from an illness or accident . Once a disability determination is made , you must give notice to the Plan Administrator ( in the former employer 's benefits division ) within 60 days of receiving the determination ( this increases the period of coverage to 29 months ) . A. No. Although you can select a plan or buy a policy that should cover most medical , hospital , surgical , and pharmaceutical bills , no single policy covers everything . Catastrophic coverage pays hospital and medical expenses above a certain deductible ; this can provide additional protection if you hold either a hospital-surgical policy or a major medical policy with a lower - than-adequate lifetime limit .