Health Insurance For Smokers

Health Insurance for Smokers

Nearly 20% of adults in the United states are habitual smokers.  If you are a smoker you will pay more for the same health insurance coverage as a non-smoker simply because of the undeniable health risks associated with smoking tobacco (According to smoking related studies, smoking increases your risk of heart disease, stroke, pneumonia, lung cancer and several other types of cancer just to name a few). 

The justified increase in your health insurance premiums doesn't have to exist permanently, and it isn't too late to reverse the negative effects of tobacco.

The following organizations have resources to help with breaking your addiction to smoking:  American Cancer Society(1-800-ACS-2345), Center for Disease Control and Prevention (1-800-QUIT-NOW),  American Lung Association (1-800-LUNG-USA)

In the meantime you can reduce your health insurance rates by comparing health plans side-by-side online.  Many times there are wide variations in health insurance premiums, and by first comparing rates before you buy, you may be able to save hundreds.  Enter your zip code above to begin.