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Appeals Rule Causes Disagreements Between Insurers And Consumer Groups

25th February 2011
Under the new health care law, there's now a right to appeal the reduction, cancelling of, or denial of health benefits. Three plans are included -- those for groups, individuals and the self-insured. Because of their grandfather status, plans which exist... Read >

How Does Health Care Reform Affect My Family?

07th February 2011
So, you're probably just a little bit concerned about this new healthcare bill right? And you are probably wondering how it is going to affect your family. Well don't worry, that's just normal, after all, the healthcare changes that are coming into law ar... Read >

Health Insurance Plans For The Expectant Mother

04th February 2011
Excitement over a pregnancy can easily turn into worry and anxiety if a woman has no health insurance coverage. The Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 was created to keep pregnant women from being discriminated against regarding health insurance. Unfort... Read >

1-month Medicare Doc Fix Approved By House

02nd February 2011
The house, in a bipartisan vote, approved legislation that postpones a Medicare reimbursement reduction of 23% for physicians. The reduction was to be from December 1, 2010 to January 1, 2011. The Senate already enacted the legislation and it now waits fo... Read >

Finding An Insurance Plan To Meet Your Needs

02nd February 2011
Health insurance companies usually offer individual insurance policies but depending on your age and health, there can be problems. If you have a serious medical condition or are over 50 years old but not old enough for Medicare, you may not be able to fi... Read >

Despite The New Health Law, Retired People Still Need A Large Savings For Medical Costs

31st January 2011
Some medical costs have been lowered due to the new health reform law but retired people still need a large amount in savings. A report by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) estimates that in order to be 90% sure of being able to cover medical... Read >

Insurance Coverage For Varicose Vein Surgery

28th January 2011
Spider veins are small tangled blood vessels just under the skin that look like spider webs. Spider veins do not bulge and don't require medical treatment. Any treatment for spider veins is usually considered cosmetic and won't be covered by insurance. Th... Read >

Getting Your Money's Worth Using The Medical Loss Ratio

26th January 2011
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) contains a provision called the "medical loss ratio". This provision is to make the insurance marketplace more transparent and allow consumers the ability to purchase plans that make the best use of their premium dollars. Ove... Read >

Dream Team Hunts For Best Health Care Treatments

25th January 2011
Organizations, such as the Mayo Clinic and Intermountain Healthcare, provide the best quality health care at the lowest cost. America's health-care problems could be eased and even solved if high-quality, low cost medical care was universal. Unfortunat... Read >

Health Care Mandate Ruled Unconstitutional by Virginia Judge

18th January 2011
A key part of President Barack Obama’s health care reform law has been declared unconstitutional by a Virginia federal judge. This sets the stage for a long legal struggle which will likely end up in the Supreme Court. The “individual mandate," which ... Read >

The New Healthcare Reform Helps Those in Need of Substance Abuse Treatment

15th December 2010
Detoxification and rehabilitation are the two treatment categories of substance abuse. Detoxification is short term medical treatment to manage withdrawal symptoms and rehabilitation is longer term counseling and classes to help the individual to remain s... Read >

Health Coverage for Everyone with the Introduction of High Risk Insurance Pools

15th December 2010
On July 1, states began taking applications for enrollment in the new high risk insurance pools. These pools were established to provide coverage for people with pre-existing medical conditions which make them uninsurable under the current healthcare syst... Read >

Health Care Reform Concerning Pre-existing Conditions

07th December 2010
People who have pre-existing conditions were once deemed uninsurable. Pre-existing conditions is one of the reasons 30 million Americans live their lives without health insurance. In the past, a family could be faced with a huge sum of debt and financial ... Read >

Tricks to Buying Affordable Health Insurance

07th December 2010
Life is unpredictable, and you and your family should always be prepared in case of any foreseeable emergencies. It’s important that you learn about all of the various health care packages offered before making your purchase. There are many tricks to be u... Read >

The Impact of Health Care Reform on Flexible Spending Accounts

06th December 2010
Almost every American is going to be affected by the new changes brought into law under the Health Care Reform Legislation. One of the most notable changes that will affect thousands is the alterations that have been made concerning Flexible Spending Acco... Read >
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