Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner Reminds Big Sur, Santa Barbara and Other Mandatory Fire Evacuees that Insurance May Cover Some Living Expenses

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Evacuees with insurance who were affected by Hurricanes Katrina or Rita should still register for assistance with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA

Additional Living Expenses provided by the evacuees' insurance company that have been exhausted, leaving the evacuee in need of additional assistance, may be described in a letter ...

Many Hurricane Katrina evacuees in Houston shelters are dealing with serious health problems and a lack of health insurance, a new survey shows.

Don't Let Hurricane Evacuees Lose Unemployment Insurance Unless Congress acts this week, about 80,000 Katrina and Rita evacuees will lose their unemployment benefits inJune.

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The study found life for poor evacuees in Houston has been difficult. Almost half have no health insurance. Nearly a third lack a high school diploma.

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Wolterman said the Memorial Hermann hospitals are treating up to 100 Katrina evacuees without insurance in their emergency rooms each day. Others, such as Christus St.

... Kaiser Family Foundation, and the Harvard School of Public Health examines how evacuees ... includes a number of health-related questions, including information on health insurance ...

OID.state.ok.us. Hurricane evacuees needing any insurance related assistance are encouraged to call Oklahoma Insurance Department Consumer Help Line at (405) 521-2828 or (800) 522- ...

Brown Convention Center, and five Red Cross shelters in the greater Houston area, the survey also includes information on evacuees' health insurance status, chronic health ...

Existing Health Care Insurance. Many evacuees have existing health insurance coverage. Providers should bill an evacuee's private health insurer, if one exists.

FEMA Sets Deadline For Evacuees In Hotels, Runs Out Of Flood Insurance Money Most victims will lose money for hotel rooms on December 1. By Gil Kaufman