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For Affordable Care Act (ACA) plans, the Open Enrollment Period for families begins on November 1 and ends on December 15.¹ During that time, you are responsible for making sure…Read More
Shopping for a health insurance plan can be overwhelming, especially if you aren’t familiar with some of the more common health insurance terms. These seven definitions will help you gain…Read More
The 2022 Open Enrollment Period (OEP) begins November 1, 2021, and ends January 15, 2022, in most states. The chart below shows the OEP dates for the states that use…Read More
As of February 1, open enrollment for 2017 is closed. If you didn’t sign up for healthcare coverage, you may have to wait until the 2018 open enrollment period begins on…Read More
In late October, millions of Americans will receive two notices. One letter will be from their insurance companies informing them of their monthly premium for 2017. Another notice, sent by the federal government,…Read More
When you bought your health insurance plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace, you knew you wouldn’t have to think about it again for a while. Recently, you may have received…Read More
Whether you’ve recently changed health insurance plans, purchased health insurance for the first time, or aren’t sure if the health insurance you already have has changed from last year, there…Read More
At one point or another everyone needs health care. That’s why having health insurance is important, both for your well being and peace of mind. Yet if you are young,…Read More
If you’ve ever had health insurance, you’re probably familiar with the terms copayment (or copay) and coinsurance. Understanding these terms will help you better understand your out-of-pocket expenses for the…Read More
High deductible health plans (HDHPs) have become popular in recent years, especially for those looking to lower their health insurance premium costs. While deductibles may be high with an HDHP,…Read More
Since 2014, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has mandated that insurance plans cover 10 specific services. This mandatory list of services applies to many individual health plans or plans offered…Read More
If your health insurance plan begins on or after 2010, your health insurance company must provide you with free preventive care. This means that, as long as you are within…Read More
Heading over to the pharmacy is never a fun chore. After you’ve discussed treatments with your doctor, picked a medication you can both agree on, you’re forced to wait in…Read More
Have you missed a dose of prescribed medication here or there? Well, you’re not the only one. In fact, 45-55% of adults stop taking their medications as prescribed at some…Read More
Choosing a doctor, particularly a primary care physician (PCP), is a decision that you should put some thought into. You want to make sure you choose someone you are comfortable…Read More
One key component of a health maintenance organization (HMO) health insurance plan is the primary care physician (PCP).¹ This is the person who will coordinate all of your medical care.…Read More
Stay up-to-date on Healthcare Reform. Below is a summary of recent events to help you stay current on healthcare reform news all in one place.
The 2022 Open Enrollment Period (OEP) begins November 1, 2021, and ends January 15, 2022, in most states. The chart below shows the OEP dates for the states that use…Read More
High deductible health plans (HDHPs) have become popular in recent years, especially for those looking to lower their health insurance premium costs. While deductibles may be high with an HDHP,…Read More
In 2020, approximately 29 million Americans were enrolled in high-deductible health insurance plans with health savings accounts (HSAs).1 HSAs are tax-deductible bank accounts that you can use to pay for health…Read More
What is the difference between a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and a Health Savings Account (HSA)? This article will explain the difference between these account options. That way, you can…Read More
Immediate health insurance coverage can be easy to find. Whether you’re comparing plans during the Open Enrollment Period, have become eligible for a Special Enrollment Period, or you simply need…Read More
