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   Health check-ups, including a standard lab panel and a virtual follow-up consultation with a provider ($72). Virtual mental health therapy ($79). 10% off other Sesame services, including in-person ...

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   Open enrollment began Wednesday for Get Covered NJ, the state marketplace used by NJ residents who don't get health insurance through an employer.

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5. Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey - Wikipedia

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   It is a not-for-profit [1] health service corporation with a 17-member Board of Directors [2] which governs the company for its members. There are no shareholders. Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey is best known for their managed care and traditional indemnity plans for individuals and employers.

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   AmeriHealth New Jersey is a provider of health insurance to employers and individuals throughout New Jersey. AmeriHealth New Jersey is headquartered in Cranbury. [1] AmeriHealth New Jersey offers nationwide coverage through PHCS, a Preferred Provider Organization (PPO). The company offers insurance through AmeriHealth's wellness benefits and ...

7. Health insurance in the United States - Wikipedia

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   Still, private insurance remained unaffordable or simply unavailable to many, including the poor, the unemployed, and the elderly. Before 1965, only half of seniors had health care coverage, and they paid three times as much as younger adults, while having lower incomes. [39]