Thread: Health Care Insurance for Non-US Citizens in California

US NetCare Launches Health Care Insurance for Non-US Citizens in California

PRWEB) August 10, 2007 -- US NetCare, an online administrator of healthcare and medical insurance for non-US citizens living in the United States, announced its plan to launch its services in Southern California. "California has the largest immigrant population in the United States and our products have been custom designed to be affordable and easy to apply. Our hope is that the Immigrant population which is in dire need of healthcare coverage will welcome us and our products," according to Jacob Harel, chairman of US NetCare Corp.


US NetCare plans to reach out to the Hispanic community in Southern California through grass roots marketing programs targeted to the communities where they live. The Multi-media marketing plan will be comprised of TV, radio, direct mail, shared mail, door hangers, and Online advertising.


There are over 30 million non-US citizens currently living in the US, many of whom have come seeking employment or other opportunities to better their lives and the lives of their families. Health insurance for them has been unavailable in the past. For the first time, US NetCare offers comprehensive, flexible and affordable plans that support this diverse group and their needs. The plans have been streamlined to give the right coverage at the most efficient price.


Non-citizens residing in the US can include immigrants, foreign workers, exchange scholars, international executives, expatriates, green card holders, international students, undocumented individuals, and diplomats, among others. Through US NetCare, these individuals and their families can obtain coverage during their stay in the United States.


US NetCare's medical services are provided by First Health PPO, an extensive, nationwide network of medical professionals that share US NetCare's commitment to the well-being of the non-US citizen population. Non-US Citizens residing in the US are eligible, and there are no long medical history forms to submit for enrollment. US NetCare also features multi-lingual customer service representatives to assist individuals during the enrollment process and throughout the duration of their coverage.

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I read this crap and it almost makes me wish I was a non citizen. They seem to get much better treatment. I'm just a plain old run of the mill citizen with a disabled kid. Nobody is reaching out to us? In fact, our Illinois House of Representatives just voted to cut funding to seniors and disabled folks in our state in order to finance the state insurance programs that includes illegal aliens. Go figure.

Originally Posted by Nouveauxpoor

There are over 30 million non-US citizens currently living in the US,.

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So finally somebody admits that it's not 12 millions, it's MORE than 30 MILLIONS

Originally Posted by minnie

Originally Posted by Nouveauxpoor

There are over 30 million non-US citizens currently living in the US,.

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So finally somebody admits that it's not 12 millions, it's MORE than 30 MILLIONS

I was thinking the same thing, but a person can be a non-citizen and still be here legally. I do think there are more than 20 million illegals though. The sad truth is we really don't know how many illegals we have here.

This just about makes me crazier than I already am.
Why is this just for non citizens. I believe this is
discrimination. IT IS ALSO MUCH CHEAPER THAN ANY
HEALTHCARE POLICY I HAVE FOUND FOR MYSELF. I have
no health insurance and neither do my 19 year old boys. We
can not afford it. I would like to know why Americans are
being discriminated against.

Oh, this is just wrong. What about all the CITIZENS who have no health insurance? What about them???

I hate California. I mean, I was born and raised there. But I hate that place. I left, and if I didn't still have family there, I'd never go back.

I just sent an email accusing them of discriminating
against legal citizens of this country. And this is
discrimination. There is no company that offers this
type of affordable insurance.
A policy for one of my sons would only be $84 a month.
I am absolutely furious. The price for self pay for me
would be over 230 dollars less a month than any quotes I
have gotten. I can not even tell you how angry I am. God,
I wish I could control the money taken out of my paycheck.
Can you imagine...430 a month, from the great AARP organization.
I am spitting nails now.