CNNW Sanjay Gupta MD March 31, 2012
she didn't have that getting health insurance with the pre existing condition could be expensive. if the law is overturned, that is going to go away she will have to get insurance in the open market, just like everybody else, and pay more money for it. if the plan is severed, she could still have insurance but it would be tricky in terms of how it would get paid for and who would pay for it. >> another question, this one from twitter, isn't it preventative care supposed to be free? i received a bill last week after my yearly check-up. >> yeah, that is a good point because it is sup...
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