>be me
>25
>trying to work in academia
>grad school admissions fucked
>nothing to do for a year
>trying to get a job
>preferably one w enough leeway for me to improve my application
>nobody is hiring full-time
>turning 26 soon

in california if that's relevant. what the fuck can i do for health insurance? i've heard the state insurance isn't so bad but idk

why do you need health insurance at 25. what are you doing that requires money being spent on your health.

>>33198755
just in case. i also kind of have a history of some health issues, theyre gone rn but they are recurring so they may be back

>>33198763
have you tried applying for a part time UPS job? they have possibly the best health insurance of any employer in the country.

>>33198787
unfortunately one of my recurring health problems is a back problem, makes it hard to lift things or sit for too long

>>33198743 (OP)
You wont need it if you take care of yourself. For dental, be sufficient in vitamins K2 and D3, boron (borax), and magnesium. They support your tooth and bone health. Do the Andreas Moritz liver flush to ensure your liver is at optimal condition.
https://healthrevolutionsolution.com/pages/7-day-liver-cleanse
Do a parasite cleanse. Turpentine is the best natural dewormer.
>>>/wsg/5865192
You can try chlorine dioxide, it cures just about every problem. Ground for electrons.
>>>/wsg/5880664
Get sunlight. Avoid EMF pollution. The list goes on...

>>33198743 (OP)
You're fucked until November when you can apply for poorfag insurance.
If you need healthcare now, look up with state and local benefits there are. Here in Ohio we have hcap which basically covers everything if you're really poor.

>>33199014
Good god. People like this are allowed a platform

bump

bump again

>>33204008
never heard of Medicaid, you fucking ding dong?

What happened to your previous health insurance? If you lost it recently, you are eligible to buy it yourself again, or apply for the 'health marketplace', within a small window of time.

>>33204283
>What happened to your previous health insurance?
was through my family, which was through a workplace, so i don't know if i can buy it at an affordable price

>apply for the 'health marketplace'
what is this?

>>33208305
https://www.healthcare.gov/
AKA Affordable Care Act
AKA ObamaCare
Again, usually you're only able to buy at the start of the year, but losing your insurance due to job situation probably qualifies you to buy some more mid-year
>affordable price
Get the lowest 'catastrophic' coverage unless you know you need to see a doctor in the next 6 months.

>>33198743 (OP)
If you can't do it in california because the state isn't doing universal healthcare, move.