Archive for July, 2009
California Individual Health insurance: Making The Right Decisions on Individual Health Insurance
July 23rd, 2009 | 
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Now that you realize how important it is to get a California individual health insurance, your next step is to shop around for one. There are a wide number of options for individual health insurance in CA; finding the right coverage for you is a big task. However, you should invest time and effort on making the right choice if you want to get the best value out of the investment you will spend for health insurance. What are some factors to consid Read the rest of this entry »
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Why To Get Affordable Short Term Health Insurance
Why might a person need affordable short term health insurance? There are actually several reasons. Some people are not looking for long term insurance because they are between jobs. Other people only anticipate needing health insurance for a short amount of time and cannot afford health insurance. Some people though are planning on traveling for a short period and then are looking for affordable short term health insurance.
When peopl Read the rest of this entry »
It’s time now to focus on Arizona’s health-care system
Since last spring, the noisy and sometime rancorous health-care-reform debate has kept all eyes and ears on Washington. It now appears the probability is high that a health-care-reform bill will be signed by President Obama. Given what our state is contemplating with respect to the next round of budget cuts, I think some sharp focus on health care in Arizona is needed – now.
Gov. Jan Brewer has rightfully placed all options on the tabl Read the rest of this entry »
Texas Health Insurance Basics
Health insurance. Everyone needs it, but not everyone has it. And with medical expenses on a seemingly endless rise, paying out-of-pocket for them could land you in the poor house. So when choosing a health insurance plan, it’s good to know the basics to help you make better, more financially sound choices when selecting a plan.
Health insurance plans generally fall into one of three categories: indemnity plans, also known as reimb Read the rest of this entry »
Even a ’scaled-down’ health bill is dangerous
Last week, Democratic leaders in the Senate caved to Sen. Joseph Lieberman’s demands and stripped away some major provisions from their health reform legislation, including the public option and a plan that would have allowed middle-age Americans to “buy in” to Medicare. With Connecticut independent Lieberman’s support seemingly secured — for the time being — the president announced that Congress was “on the precipice” of passing comprehensive Read the rest of this entry »