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Thank you for your interest in purchasing the bridge plan. I called your home and a lady (assume your wife) told me that you are out of the country currently. 1. Yes, you can purchase Part B later. However, you will have to requalify again at that time. 2. For both Part A and Part B. $1,054 per quarter per person or $3696 per year per person. Just for Part A, the premium is 60% of the above quoted amount. 3. You can call me, talk to me and ask me any questions that you have. Now a days, in the US, most of the work gets done remotely by phone, fax, email, internet etc. and it is not cost efficient to keep thousands of local agents all over the country. Even if you were in my town, there would be no advantage coming in person. Phone call works the best. Our office hours are from 9 AM to 10 PM - Eastern, Monday-Saturday. You can fill the application at /bridge-plan/health-insurance/ Please feel free to contact us at any time if you have any additional questions.

Hi. I have sponsored my parents USA immigration and they have been issued immigration status since 03/2006. My parents are aged 64 and 70 yrs and they are pretty healthy and reside with me in Colorado. My father tried looking for job, but nothing worked out. I am fully supporting them, except for health insurance needs. 1. Since I gave signed affidavit of support to INS I-864 , what are my risks if they end up with emergency health problem care and hopsital bills may run in $1000's? Will hopsital come after me and puts me at risk of bankrupcy? Under INS I-864, are there any exclusions for emergency health care need? 2. Since they have not worked in USA, can they still qualify to buy Medicaire? 3. What are my options in terms of private buying them health insurance under immigrant status, althoguth most in my state says they are not eligle for coverage? 4. ? Medicaide eligibility Any input or guidance will be appreciated. Thx Jatinder

1. Yes, you can completely liable. Read Part 8 on page 17 at https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-864-pc.pdf 2. If they are above 65, and after they have stayed in US for 5 years as green card holder, they can purhcase Medicare. That is exactly why the bridge plan exists. That is a 'bridge' between now and the time the person is eligible for Medicare. 3. Look at the products listed at /new-immigrant-insurance/ 4. Look at answer #2. Please feel free to post here or contact us at (866) INSU-BUY if you have any further questions.