August 1, 2017 / by Jessica Traversari / Health Insurance Guide / 0 comments
[su_box title=”To sum it up…” style=”default”] When enacting the Affordable Care Act, the Congress focused on adding to the ranks of insured Americans The ACA reforms made it easier for everyone to get coverage regardless of income and wealth The Affordable Care Act extended health insurance to low-income persons The Affordable Care Act expanded Medicaid […]
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Health Insurance for My Wife
August 4, 2017 / by Jessica Traversari / Health Insurance Guide / 0 comments
[su_box title=”To sum it up…” style=”default”] Most people get their spouses coverage through their employer’s plan If this is not an option. you may want to compare health insurance quotes online and purchase a private policy. You also may be eligible for Medicaid if you meet the income requirements. [/su_box] In this day and age, […]
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My Wife Is Pregnant Without Insurance
August 4, 2017 / by Jessica Traversari / Health Insurance Guide / 0 comments
[su_box title=”To sum it up…” style=”default”] Having a baby is still one of the most expensive health care costs in the USA Prenatal care is imperative for both mother and baby Medicaid and CHIP offer health care assistance to pregnant women [/su_box] Planning for your newborn’s arrival is an exciting time. From decorating the nursery […]
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Health Insurance That Covers Ulcerative Colitis
August 4, 2017 / by Jessica Traversari / Health Insurance Guide / 0 comments
[su_box title=”To sum it up…” style=”default”] Ulcerative colitis is a type of inflammatory bowel disease You cannot be denied health insurance coverage because you have ulcerative colitis or any other type of pre-existing medical condition Most health insurance plans will cover ulcerative colitis because chronic disease management is an essential health benefit under the Affordable […]
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Medical Insurance Is a Waste of Money
August 3, 2017 / by Jessica Traversari / Health Insurance Guide / 0 comments
[su_box title=”To sum it up…” style=”default”] Medical care costs far more in the US than in comparable societies around the world Medical insurance costs have risen along with the costs of medical costs over the past 50 years Regular medical care adds to a healthier longer life Prevention and wellness improve health and avoid illness […]
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Group Health Insurance for a Writer
August 3, 2017 / by Jessica Traversari / Employer Health Insurance, Health Insurance Guide / 0 comments
[su_box title=”To sum it up…” style=”default”] [/su_box] Writers can get group health insurance through several membership organizations. Group insurance plans for writers are sometimes limited by state or region. Writers can use the Healthcare Insurance Marketplace if they qualify for a Special Enrollment Period. Insurance premiums paid by self-employed writers can be tax-deductible. Freelance writers […]
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How to Write an Appeal Letter for Medical Insurance
August 1, 2017 / by Jessica Traversari / Health Insurance Guide / 0 comments
[su_box title=”To sum it up…” style=”default”] You will understand the reasons why you may have to write a repeal letter Knowing how to write an appeal letter is important and the steps will assist you, so the process is less stressful Doctors and specialists often will write a letter of appeal for you as they […]
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No Waiting Period Major Dental Insurance
August 1, 2017 / by Jessica Traversari / Health Insurance Guide / 0 comments
[su_box title=”To sum it up…” style=”default”] A dental savings account may be a better alternative than dental insurance for immediate care Most major dental plans have waiting periods for major dental procedures Dental insurance that covers major dental procedures immediately may be expensive and offer a limited network [/su_box] You’ve probably heard the saying “good […]
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Health Insurance for the Rich
August 1, 2017 / by Jessica Traversari / Health Insurance Guide / 0 comments
[su_box title=”To sum it up…” style=”default”] When enacting the Affordable Care Act, the Congress focused on adding to the ranks of insured Americans The ACA reforms made it easier for everyone to get coverage regardless of income and wealth The Affordable Care Act extended health insurance to low-income persons The Affordable Care Act expanded Medicaid […]
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Can you be covered under two health insurance plans?
August 1, 2017 / by Jessica Traversari / FAQ, Health Insurance Guide / 0 comments
[su_box title=”To sum it up…” style=”default”] When maintaining two health insurance policies, one of them will act as the primary that comes into effect anytime medical services are rendered. The other policy will only be used when the other one has been fully exhausted in any given area. The policy holder does not get to […]
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My Health Insurance Lapsed
July 31, 2017 / by Jessica Traversari / Health Insurance Guide, How Health Insurance Works / 0 comments
[su_box title=”To sum it up…” style=”default”] If your health insurance lapsed due to a change in jobs, you are eligible for COBRA coverage or a special enrollment period to enroll in a Marketplace plan If your coverage lapsed because you missed payments, you do not qualify for a special enrollment period You can appeal your […]
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