In the early stages of the pandemic, the rules regarding insurance and patient billing for a suspected or confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis were not very clear. One must do his/her due…
read moreIn the early stages of the pandemic, the rules regarding insurance and patient billing for a suspected or confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis were not very clear. One must do his/her due…
read moreThis often-overlooked long-term goal of Obamacare may be finding the mark according to this latest study from the American Cancer Society. The third open enrollment period for the Affordable Care…
read moreBy ELISABETH ROSENTHAL New York Times This is an excellent article outlining the problems people can run into by allowing medical bills to go unpaid. It takes a long time…
read moreA recent study reveals that certain surgeries are leading to increased costs without producing better and healthy outcomes. In fact, the article suggests that certain surgeries may be performed too…
read moreAnother informative article from the Wall Street Journal about the lack of pricing transparency and how difficult it is for consumers to get an estimate of charges, understand the cost,…
read moreThis is an excellent article in the New York Times about young people who avoid purchasing health insurance because their age makes them feel invulnerable or because health insurance policies are too expensive. …
read moreHealth Savings Accounts may prove to be a sound financial vehicle for 2009 and beyond. Enrollment in HSAs is clearly up by almost any measure. The following article indicates that the…
read moreAlmost One in Five Has Medical Bills of $1,000 or More A report from Kaiser Family Foundation published in November 2008 found that the number of consumers reporting difficulty in…
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