School: Harvard University â89 Course: Bachelor of Arts in East Asian Studies (magna cum laude) A total opposite of her role as the airheaded Romy in Romy and Micheleâs High School Reunion, Mira Sorvino is actually an intellectual who graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University with the degree in East Asian Studies.
The Affordable Care Act makes it easier for pregnant women to get insurance to help pay for the medical care they need. No. In the past, insurance companies could turn you down if you applied for coverage while you were pregnant. At that time, many health plans considered pregnancy a pre-existing condition. Health plans can no longer deny you coverage if you are pregnant. That's true whether you get insurance through your employer or buy it on your own. What's more, health plans cannot charge you more to have a policy because you are pregnant.
Beginning in 2014, new individual health insurance plans and employer-sponsored plans cannot refuse you coverage or charge you higher premiums for being pregnant or having other pre-existing conditions. If you're pregnant and uninsured, here are some options.