I am not a medical insurance expertt..
Agree 100%
As for your brother-in-law's medical insurance, there is much more to a policy than what it pays after one meets the (what to me seems like a very high) annual deductible. Does your brother-in-law's medical insurance cover everything that is required according to the Affordable Healthcare Act? Possibly not, if it is being cancelled. Of course insurance companies can and do cancel policies all the time, which is within their rights. Most medical insurance policies are written for one year. Each year the benefits can and often do change. Sometimes when the whole policy is rewritten, the old policy is cancelled. Premiums also can change on a yearly basis. Generally they go up and have gone up at a much greater rate then the rate of inflation for as long as I can remember.
Wrong! his Policy was guaranteed renewable (non cancel-able) until age 65, and could not be singled out for rate increase based on health either, that was until Obamacare forced his Policy to be canceled, and "Most Polices are not sold for 1 yr, those are called temp polices and they make up less than 3 % of the Polices sold, and most Individuals Health Plans sold since 96 cannot be canceled.
There are 5 categories of Marketplace insurance plans: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Catastrophic, and and his Policy that is being canceled offers more coverage than all but the Platinum Plan, so more coverage
for himself than 4 of the 5 options being offered under Obamacare, yet his Plan that is being canceled because it doesn't fit exactly in one of those categorizes yet is more coverage for him self than 4 of the 5 options being offered so stop making up shit to support your false claims.
Medicare is available to people and children with disabilities. My Medicare supplemental insurance covers everything that Medicare does but at a higher rate. Therefore Medicare and my Medicare supplemental insurance does in fact cover maternity costs and pediatric care for those who qualify for Medicare. As for Dental. Medicare does not cover routine dental care, but the Medicare supplemental coverage I have does. It is safe to say a disabled child on Medicare with the supplemental plan I have would get routine dental care covered, as do I.
Medicare supplements (also called a Medigap policy) do not cover everything required by the new mandates including pediatric dental (read the link below) services required by the new law. If your Medicare Supplement pays for dental, then you probably don't have a medicare Supplement ( read the link posted below) in fact sounds like you have a MA plan or a MADP Plan which is Medicare Advantage Plan also referred to as Medicare Part C.
Medigap policies generally don't cover long-term care , vision or
dental care, hearing aids, eyeglasses, or private-duty nursing.
http://www.medicare.gov/supplement-other-insurance/medigap/whats-medigap.html