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What is a High-Deductible Health Plan? What is a Health Savings Account? What are the pros of a High-Deductible Health Plan? What are the cons of a High-Deductible Health Plan? How does a High-Deductible Health Plan work? How does your HSA work with your High-Deductible Health Plan? There are many options to consider when shopping […]
Roughly 15% of American adults (over 40 million people) report having a hard time hearing. While there’s no way to restore hearing, hearing aids can help you make the most of the hearing you do have. So why don’t more people use them? Some people think hearing aids are too big or that they cost […]
You’ve decided to retire early. Congratulations, by the way! But if you do retire early, that means you have some important decisions to make. One of them is figuring out how to get health coverage. That’s because if you retire in your 50s, you won’t be able to get Medicare until you turn 65. Thankfully, […]
HealthMarkets fills you in on these 2 popular types of plans — and which one might be right for you. Shopping for health insurance during the Open Enrollment Period can be stressful. You have to predict how much insurance you think you’ll need in the coming year. And that might not be so easy to […]
HealthMarkets discusses what may (and may not) change about temporary coverage next year. Here’s what to know. Are you in between jobs? Did you recently quit your job or miss the Open Enrollment Period for Affordable Care Act (ACA) plans? (Those are health insurance plans you can get through the federal Marketplace.) Any of these […]
If you’re one of the millions of Americans who quit their job during the last few years, you’re probably wondering what you should do about health insurance while between jobs. You could go on COBRA, which would mean paying out of your own pocket to continue with your former company’s group insurance plan. You could […]
Want to skip the trip to the pharmacy, but still need medications? Home delivery of prescriptions can save you time and money. Most prescription drug plans offer this service. And there’s at least six reasons getting your prescriptions this way makes sense. Ready to learn more about how home delivery of prescriptions can save you […]
HealthMarkets helps you understand the difference between these different types of prescription medications — and how that can help you save. Next time you go to your local pharmacy, you may have some sticker shock. You’re not the only person who’s been feeling the cost of prescription drugs in their wallet lately. In 2022, the […]
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. Healthcare Reform Update for January 4, 2024 Marketplace enrollment up 33% from last year An estimated 15.3 million people have enrolled in a plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace since […]
When it’s time to renew your health insurance policy, what should you look for? In most cases, you’ll review your health insurance policy, evaluate your options, and choose a plan during Open Enrollment beginning on November 1, for coverage beginning Jan. 1.1 Maybe you’ll renew your existing health insurance policy. Or maybe some things […]
Newborn Health Insurance – The first thing to know about getting your newborn health insurance is that birth is a qualifying event.
HealthMarkets helps you navigate what insurance may cover if you have hearing issues or a need for hearing aids. Are you one of the roughly 37.5 million American adults who has trouble hearing? Keep reading to learn what insurance may or may not cover. “Out-of-pocket costs for devices and services because of lack of insurance […]
The 2024 Open Enrollment Period (OEP) begins November 1, 2023, and ends usually January 15, 2024, in most states. Because January 15 falls on a federal holiday in 2024, OEP will extend until midnight, January 16 in many states.1 The chart below shows the 2024 OEP dates for the states that use the federal ACA […]