Posted by Marcus Octoman | Posted on 01-09-2010
Choosing personalized health insurance to fit your lifestyle should be a priority. There is no reason to pay for benefits that you will never use. Mega Health Insurance prides itself on personalizing health and supplemental insurance plans that can be tailored to meet the consumer’s specific needs.
Many health insurance companies are steering in this direction. Building a specific health insurance package for the individual is a unique way to meet customers’ needs. They can even consider price to fit any size budget. That is invaluable in today’s environment where consumer’s are saving as much as they can.
Mega Health Insurance offers programs for almost anyone, including families, individual health insurance, small business plans, and plans for those who are self employed. There’s als
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Posted by Brianna Clark | Posted on 01-09-2010
As of January 1st, your health insurance plan could become more expensive if you live in certain regions of Pennsylvania.
Blue Cross of Northeast Pennsylvania wants up to $10 million worth of premium hikes. For now, eight plans would be affected, including those targeted towards lower-income individuals–including a guaranteed issue policy for the recently unemployed. Some of the plans are subsidized. <
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Posted by Matthew Reimann | Posted on 31-08-2010
Back in March, the Colorado Division of Insurance launched a review of the rate increase they had previously approved for Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield individual policies. It was a process that was supposed to be finished in just a couple months, but might end up taking the rest of the year as analysts consider all of the data involved in determining what rates were appropriate for 2010. Anthem is so far the only Colorado carrier that has been subjected to such protracted scrutiny by the Division of Insurance, but as we noted when the issue first came up, Anthem’s 2010 rates were very much in line with what other individual carriers were charging this year. It
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Posted by Matthew Reimann | Posted on 28-08-2010
Throughout this year, the Independence Institute has been working to get a measure on the ballot in Colorado to block the health care reform legislation that would require everyone to have health insurance starting in 2014. Yesterday, the Colorado Secretary of State confirmed that the amendment supporters have gathered enough signatures to get the measure on the ballot, so it will be up for a vote in November.
Interestingly, the amendment wording does not make any attempt to reverse the provisions in the PPACA that require health insurance carriers to accept all applicants as of 2014.
If I understand it correctly, the backers of the Right to Health Care Choice Initiative want a health insurance system that would require health insurance carriers to accept everyone who applies (since they seem to have no problem with that part of the PPACA), but with no requirement that people purchase health insurance.
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Posted by Marcus Octoman | Posted on 28-08-2010
During this time of economic transition, it can be challenging to know who you can trust. Health insurance is undergoing a huge overhaul and health insurance companies are working hard to keep up. This is the time where having a big name health insurer will come in handy. You know a company such as State Farm Health Insurance will maintain their high standard of care during these tricky times.
State Farm understands how hard it is to shop around for health insurance quotes and they make it easier by offering an extremely user-friendly website. They know protecting your family is your main priority and they have the products available to make this possible. Th
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