Which of the following people could qualify for coverage under the Nebraska Comprehensive Health Insurance Pool?

Which of the following people could qualify for coverage under the Nebraska Comprehensive Health Insurance Pool?



A) Tatiana, a 9-year-old dependent of a Nebraska resident with a family history of heart disease.

B) Mike, who is no longer employed but has continued group coverage under COBRA.

C) Wendy, a Nebraska resident who last month applied for coverage from a private carrier but was offered a premium rate higher than that charged by NECHIP for the same coverage.

D) Jake, who lived in Nebraska all his life before moving to Kansas for work last year.



Answer: Wendy, a Nebraska resident who last month applied for coverage from a private carrier but was offered a premium rate higher than that charged by NECHIP for the same coverage.

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