High-risk insurance pool bridges gaps for babies
When two health insurance companies denied coverage to her chronically asthmatic daughter Jaiden, Martha Wilson of Moore was starting to get frantic. Neither she nor her husband has employer- sponsored insurance. The doctor's office where Martha works as a receptionist doesn't offer it, and her husband is a self-employed used car dealer.
Meanwhile, Jaiden, 10, needs steroids to control her life-threatening asthma...
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