What You Need to Do Now During Open Enrollment
In just a few short weeks, we’ll ring in a New Year—and a new decade. But before then, you have big games to watch, holiday...
Category : Affordable Care Act
Get Covered by December 15
Lisa Lewis has spent the last three years hoping and praying she doesn’t get sick. In early 2017 she started her own business as a...
Scrapping Essential Benefits May Be Biggest Health-Care Change
Critics of the Republican health-care plan the House passed last week mostly have focused on how it might harm Americans with pre-existing health conditions and...
Ease the Financial Pain of High-Deductible Health Plans
No matter what happens to Obamacare, one health-care trend is fairly certain to continue: A growing number of you will have high-deductible health plans, whether...
Proposed Health-Care Reform Plan to Affect Those With Pre-Existing Conditions
According to the Center for American Progress, nearly 130 million non-elderly citizens have pre-existing conditions. Amid mounted pressure from the new administration’s team, Congress may...
ACA’s 10 Essential Benefits: What’s at Risk?
As Republicans look at ways to replace or repair the health law, many suggest shrinking the list of services insurers are required to offer in individual and...
6 Surprising Items That Could Disappear With ACA Repeal
The Affordable Care Act of course affected premiums and insurance purchasing. It guaranteed people with pre-existing conditions could buy health coverage and allowed children to...
Health After Aging Out of Foster Care
U.S. teens who age out of the foster care system face health care access issues as adults, putting them at risk for lifelong health problems,...
Health Law Boosts Status of Alternative Medicine—At Least on Paper
New health law says insurance companies can’t discriminate against licensed health-care providers Jane Guiltinan said the husbands are usually the stubborn ones. When her regular...
Marc Morial: The Affordable Care Act Works
On March 23, 2010, President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act and now, 6 years later, 20 million people who could not afford health insurance...
