Help us make Insure.com a better resource
for you by filling out a quick survey
HOME
LIFE INSURANCE
AUTO INSURANCE
HEALTH INSURANCE
HOME INSURANCE
BUSINESS INSURANCE
DENTAL INSURANCE
LIFE SETTLEMENT
DISABILITY
LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE
IDENTITY THEFT
SITE MAP
Insure.com Articles Archive: Health Insurance
How baby boomers can help their parents with health insurance
Health insurance basics
The basics of catastrophic health insurance
Expatriate health insurance: don't leave your homeland without it
Tips for buying individual health coverage
Most Consumers Seeking Health Insurance in Individual Market Approved for Affordable Coverage
Medical savings accounts: Another way to pay for health care
Health plan comparison worksheet
How to judge the quality of a health plan
Being overweight can reduce your chances for health insurance
How to get your health insurer to pay for your weight-loss surgery
Pelosi on Bush Veto of SCHIP: 'Democrats Will Not Rest Until 10 Million Children Have Access to Health Care'
Bush veto holding on CHIP
Top insurance mistakes made when having a baby
The basics of pregnancy leave
Insurance when you've had a baby
"Birthday rule" Determines Whose Health Plan Covers Your Children
Children's Health Insurance Program
PA Insurance Commissioner Asks Libraries to Help Promote 'CHIP' to Uninsured Children, Families
Getting mental health help for children in crisis
California to Cover All Children, Expand Health Coverage for Adults
Finding affordable health insurance after the apron strings are cut
Health plans for college students
Health insurance options after loss of "dependent" status
Meningococcal vaccine advised or required for college; side effects downplayed
Older widowed and divorced women lack health insurance options
How divorce affects your health insurance
Women take the lead in making family health insurance decisions
No states are making the grade on women's health care
How to avoid a health insurance claim denial — and what to do when you can't
Sample letter of appeal for a health insurance claim denied as "not medically necessary"
Second-level letter of appeal for a health insurance claim denial
Claim denials: Sometimes following the rules is not enough
Health care quality concerns tracked online
How to make claims under a self-insured health plan
Study suggests individual health insurance market fails less-healthy consumers
More than 2.2 million Americans lose health insurance due to job layoffs
Eleven states split $13.6 million to help uninsured
A survival guide for the uninsured
Compromise health insurance plan unveiled for covering the uninsured
Ethnicity and income drive health coverage
Study: How to Cover Everyone in Six Easy Steps
Big Rx Companies Offer Big Savings to the Uninsured
Research finds nearly 75% of uninsured children eligible for state chip coverage
Tips for single parents whose children lack health insurance
Analysis: Politicians Using Flawed Data on Uninsured Population
Most insurers will cover abortion pill; The rest is up to the woman, her doctor, and her employer
Most health insurers won't cover parents as dependents
Aetna drops occupational coverage in 48 states
Aetna plan opens the gate to specialists
AHIP Announces Proposal to Expand Access to Health Insurance Coverage to Every American
Mutual of Omaha to lift limits on AIDS-related health coverage
Insurers becoming more receptive to alternative treatments
Health insurers cover necessary anthrax testing
Many states now mandate coverage of clinical trial costs
The basics of critical illness insurance
Grin and bear it: Your options for dental benefits
Drug makers offer medications to people who can't afford them
New Guide Promotes Affordable Health Insurance
FSA, HRA, and MSA comparisons
Your rights when your health plan changes — for any reason State laws offer some protection
Your rights when your health plan changes: What if your company switches health plans?
Your rights when your health plan changes: What if your health plan drops your doctor?
High-risk health insurance pools
Tips for buying individual health coverage
Health plans refuse coverage for laser eye surgery
Don't let a previous mental health claim ruin your health insurance prospects
How to choose a health plan during open enrollment
New Report Details State Efforts to Reform Health Care
Consumers Demand Better-Fitting Health Plans, Study Says
Unum's new disability insurance allows conversion to long term care insurance
Bad news about health insurance for young male workers
Cancer insurance a controversial sell
The basics of defined contribution health insurance
American Bankers faces $3 million sanction for failing to comply with consent order
Page 3: Paying the price for infertility
Aetna to trim HMO offerings across the country
Aetna CEO Huber resigns amid criticism, sagging stock performance
Ratings for Aetna companies placed under review amid uncertain future
Shareholders approve Aetna sale to ING
Aetna rejects takeover offer, opts to divide into two companies
Consumer groups fear merger of Aetna and WellPoint could bode ill for patients
Allstate’s Workplace Division Introduces Two New Group Voluntary Critical Illness Policies
Anthem to sell its Tricare business to Humana
Anthem's stock market debut raises $1.7 billion
Anthem prepares to go public with $1 billion IPO
Anthem and Trigon shareholders clear the way for merger
Blue Cross plans in six states pin their hopes on strength in numbers
Digital Insurance teams with three insurers to provide employers with health insurance online
Blue Cross plans bulldozing over the competition
Consumers shouldn't be blue over Blues consolidation, study says
Are 'boutique' hospitals creating an 'elite' health care system?
Coventry, Humana, and Kaiser post Q3 gains; Aetna's profits fall
DaimlerChrysler taps Digital to provide dealers with online health insurance options
Wal-Mart Drug Discounts Increase Competition and Lower Prices
Drugmakers spent a record $262 million to halt Medicare drug benefit
U.S. drug companies spend twice as much on marketing as research
Humana launches online health plan
Empire BlueCross BlueShield to change name
Employees rank health insurance benefits above pay
Hartford Life gets out of the long term care insurance business
Economists warn drug prices continue to speed up health spending
HMO consolidation accelerates in New England
HMOs are endangered institutions, Weiss says
Study: HMO profits took nose dive at end of 1999
Hospital spending hikes now outpace prescription drug escalation
HRAs can give you more control over your health dollars
Humana turns over Medicaid business in Texas and Wisconsin
Humana to repay government $14.5 million for double-dipping Medicare fees
Humana debuts PPO plans for small businesses
Kaiser bails out of Kansas and Missouri, sells HMOs to Coventry
Litigation Raising Health Care Costs, Study Says
Merger to form giant health insurance lobby completed
Maine's State-Run Health Plan Faltering
Eight HMOs financially back MedUnite to erase paperwork
‘On-Demand’ Healthcare Gaining Ground
Online pharmacies offer convenience, but face an insurance hurdle
On-Site Clinics Offer Employer Savings and Convenience for Employees
State Farm becomes Fortis health plan vendor
The most expensive states in America to buy health care
UnitedHealthcare's press release announcing its hands-off medical policy
UnitedHealth Group becomes nation's largest health insurer
Investment firm says WellPoint should pay more for CareFirst
Health insurance benefits for domestic partners
The Standard introduces a debit card for disability payments
Cost Comparison Web Sites Enhance Choice for Prescription Drug Buyers
Telemedicine provides benefits, but security and privacy risks abound
State insurance commissioners reach settlement with Unum Provident
Electronic Patient Visits Gaining Traction
Online options for CIGNA members
Kaiser foundation launches state-by-state health resource tool
Giraffe's medical records are confidential but yours will soon be up for grabs
Colonial Life cancer insurance plan covers drugs and tests
Survey finds Americans increasingly worried about health costs
Health insurance options for early retirees
Average health insurance costs in January and February 2000
Need a doctor? Call a lawyer
Staggering increases in public health care costs in 2003
CIGNA offering alternative medicine discounts
Your rights when your health plan changes: What if your employer health plan is canceled?
More employers to pass health costs on to workers, study says
13 ways to cut your health care costs
States ready to wield drug-purchasing power
More employers may shift health insurance costs to employees
Increase in Employer-Sponsored Health Care Costs Expected to Hit 8 Percent for 2006
Fortune 500 passing along insurance costs but not information
Sickened by doctor bills? How to haggle for a lower price
Realtors(R), Other Small Businesses Face Health Care Crisis
Health education and preventative care on the rise in top U.S. companies
2003 HMO rate increase highest in 11 years
HMO premiums predicted to soar 22 percent in 2003
HMO rates to rise 17 percent in 2003, survey says
Medical inflation hits double-digit increase
Expect double-digit jump in health care costs in 2003, survey says
Medical savings accounts: Another way to pay for health care
CBO Report: 2006 Out-of-pocket cost projections under new Medicare prescription program detail savings
Malpractice premiums soar
National Market Could Cure America's Health Care Crisis
The New Jersey Car Wreck
Your health benefits in 2002 and beyond: Pay more, get less, and get used to it
Plan surfing doesn't always save employers money
Numerous states mandating auto insurance premium cuts
Health insurance bad news is just around the corner, says survey
Massive increases in commercial health insurance costs expected in 2003
Sharp cuts forecast for employer support of retiree insurance programs
Seniors with retiree health plans face big decision on Medicare Part D
The basics of short-term health insurance
State Law Can Cripple the Market for Health Insurance: CAHI Report
Sterling Life offers Medicare "hybrid"
Tax credits would make health insurance cheaper than cable TV?
Consumers may pay more with tiered-hospital health plans
Wisconsin health benefit costs rose 31% more than the national average in '05
Low-cost Generic Prescription Drug Plan to Provide Critical Relief for Colorado Small Businesses
Health Alliance Plan programs improves safety and reduces drug costs
California Pushes Government Takeover of Health Care System
Crackdown on health care insurers: Clinton's memo
Know your COBRA rights
State-specific laws for COBRA
Eight common COBRA problems and what to do about them
10 things you should know about COBRA
Cost Prevents More Workers from Enrolling in COBRA When Losing Their Jobs
States on track to adopt consumer privacy regulations
EEOC rules omission of contraceptive coverage is unlawful in some cases
Analysis: Congress Strengthens Long-Term Care
Dirigo Not the Cure to Maine's Health Insurance Problems
Senate OKs Electronic Health Records
Emergency care: Know your rights
Doctors can't hound Employers Mutual customers to collect unpaid health claims
Government pays bad boys $831 million a year in illegal benefits
Ethical quandary makes genetic testing bill a hot topic
New group health regulations bark, but don't bite
Governor Rendell Unveils Historic 'Prescription for Pennsylvania' to Provide Access to Affordable, Quality Health Care for All Pennsylvanians
Health Insurance Policy Council Announces Framework for Health Care Reform in Connecticut
Your rights when your health plan changes: Be your own advocate
Partisan Climate in Congress Likely Obstacle to Health Care Reform
HIPAA: Your rights to health insurance portability
Page 2: HIPAA: Your rights to health insurance portability
New interactive tool helps you understand your HIPAA rights
Federal government provides information about in-home health care
Study: HSAs Can Help the Uninsured
Illinois Task Force Makes Little Progress
Page 2: Paying the price for infertility
Paying the price for infertility
State infertility-treatment insurance laws
Kerry's $895 Billion Waffle
Analysis: Massachusetts Health Care Plan Intrusive, Expensive
Thousands face delay in Massachusetts plan enrollment
Women have right to breast reconstruction surgery after mastectomy
Medicaid Commission Overlooks Private Financing Options
Prying eyes: Medical records at risk
Mental health parity laws by state
MetLife updates Web site for families with special needs kids
Obesity Mandate Fails in Virginia
State patients' rights efforts limited by federal law
Long term care boom brings Penn Treaty to financial brink
License for employer-based health plans
Pill bills: States that mandate contraceptive equality
Pregnancy complicates health insurance options
Page 2: How pregnancy leave coordinates with the Family Medical Leave Act
Analysis: Health Insurance Premium Inflation and How Government Caused the Problem
Court Rejects Prescription Drug Price Controls in D.C.
AR Governor Mike Huckabee Unveils New Health Care Insurance Program to Provide Safety Net to Workers
States focusing on reducing numbers of uninsured children
Congress Considers Bills for Universal Health Coverage
Maryland Enacts 'Wal-Mart' Bill
Will the Bay State's Elected Officials Never Learn?
Newborns' and mothers' health insurance rights
Organizations, Experts React to Bush Health Care Plan
Children's Health Insurance Program
PA Insurance Commissioner Asks Libraries to Help Promote 'CHIP' to Uninsured Children, Families
Issues For A Happier New Year, Or Not
Medical Information Bureau opens to select health insurers
Medicare PPO plans not meeting enrollment, cost savings expectations
Answers to seniors' health insurance questions
Who should an insurance buyer vote for?
The Case Against Mandatory Coverage
Apologies to My Grandchildren
Long Waits for Health Care Plague Canada
Long Waits for Healthcare Plague Canada
Canadians Wait Longer for Medical Care
Jogging in a Cul-De-Sac
Survey says Americans want more freedom choosing health coverage
Lies My Mother Never Told Me
Opponents Question Costs of Illinois 'All Kids' Program
Consumers support patients' rights — as long as they don't have to pay for them
A Starbucks Grande Myth
AARP, Pharmacists Continue to Support New Medicare Drug Benefit
News Media Misreport Health Survey
Consumers dislike managed care, but most are happy with their HMOs
Insurance-buying resources for seniors
Clock is ticking on special enrollment period for Medigap plans
Humana turns over Medicaid business in Texas and Wisconsin
Medicare Benefit Cuts Demand for Canadian Rx
Humana to repay government $14.5 million for double-dipping Medicare fees
Bush vs. Gore: Does either have the magic pill to cure seniors' drug woes?
HMOs to drop 200,000 Medicare beneficiaries
Seniors with retiree health plans face big decision on Medicare Part D
Kaiser will start charging Medicare members a monthly premium
CBO Report: 2006 Out-of-pocket cost projections under new Medicare prescription program detail savings
Medicare+Choice to drop 500,000 seniors
Florida and New York seniors pay far more for Medigap
Medical Information Bureau opens to select health insurers
Medicare PPO plans not meeting enrollment, cost savings expectations
Answers to seniors' health insurance questions
Web site helps seniors find benefits
Understanding Medicaid
Understanding Medicare
Older consumers trust Medicare, despite drug cost fears
HMOs to drop 215,000 Medicare beneficiaries in 2003
Medicare Drug Benefit: Patience and Persistence
Medicare now pays for pelvic floor therapy
Medicare HMOs to drop "several hundred thousand" seniors
Medicare pays for intestinal transplants
Shady insurance agents preying on seniors, officials warn
Study shows HMO quality improving
Medicare's Hidden Costs Extensive, Expensive, Report Says
For Some, Medicare Drug Plan Pays Off
Survey shows widespread confusion about Medicare eligibility
New Medicare handbook updates benefit information
Medicare HMO patients may receive less treatment after heart attacks, study finds
Protect yourself when dumped by a Medicare HMO
Seniors face Medicare health insurance dilemma
Medicare HMO withdrawals in 2000: A state-by-state list of pullouts
Medicare HMO withdrawals in 2001: A state-by-state list of pullouts
Arkansas Medicare HMO withdrawals
Arizona Medicare HMO withdrawals
California Medicare HMO withdrawals
Colorado Medicare HMO withdrawals
Connecticut Medicare HMO withdrawals
Florida Medicare HMO withdrawals
Georgia Medicare HMO withdrawals
Iowa Medicare HMO withdrawals
Illinois Medicare HMO withdrawals
Kansas Medicare HMO withdrawals
Louisiana Medicare HMO withdrawals
Massachusetts Medicare HMO withdrawals
Maryland Medicare HMO withdrawals
Minnesota Medicare HMO withdrawals
Missouri Medicare HMO withdrawals
Nebraska Medicare HMO withdrawals
New Hampshire Medicare HMO withdrawals
New Jersey Medicare HMO withdrawals
New Mexico Medicare HMO withdrawals
Nevada Medicare HMO withdrawals
New York Medicare HMO withdrawals
Ohio Medicare HMO withdrawals
Oklahoma Medicare HMO withdrawals
Oregon Medicare HMO withdrawals
Pennsylvania Medicare HMO withdrawals
Rhode Island Medicare HMO withdrawals
South Carolina Medicare HMO withdrawals
Tennessee Medicare HMO withdrawals
Texas Medicare HMO withdrawals
Virginia Medicare HMO withdrawals
Washington Medicare HMO withdrawals
Wisconsin Medicare HMO withdrawals
West Virginia Medicare HMO withdrawals
Competition Works for Medicare Part D
Toll-free line for Medicare available nationwide
Consumers give health plans passing grades despite problems
Consumers link good communications to satisfaction with health coverage
Government says HMOs fail to report bad doctors
Consumers are not to blame for most health insurance snafus
Most Americans say the sick can't get adequate health insurance
Doctors might lie to insurers to avoid hassles
Group health: Know what you're buying
Choosing a group health plan: accreditation organizations
Doctors say health care is blind to color but not to health insurance
HMO care is better, says accrediting group
The basics of personal health records
Deadly living wills and what you should know
Obesity rate steady - or is it?
Anthrax scare has many seeking antibiotics
Attention deficit disorder and your insurance
Analysis: avian flu virus requires calm, educated concern
Better patient care proposed by Blue Cross and AMA
The value of your body parts: How much are you worth?
Canada Plans to Stop U.S. Drug Importation
Concierge medicine stirs ethical, regulatory controversy
Consumer-driven health insurance gains momentum
Demand Growing for Corporate Practice of Medicine
Income and age tied to lack of dental benefits, poor oral health
Many Americans financially unprepared for disability
How to get the most out of your doctor visit
E. Coli Outbreak Proves Organic Food Isn't Risk Free
Health care was not the decisive issue in presidential race
Will mapping the genome put insurers on a path to higher rates?
Integrated benefits: Who has the key to the health care data warehouse?
City vs. City: When It Comes to Health Insurance Costs, Geography Matters
How healthy is your state?
Your rights when your health plan changes; What if your health plan is sold?
Your rights when your health plan changes; What if your health plan goes belly-up?
Keeping health insurance in a shaky job market
13 things your health insurer doesn't want you to know
Louisiana Healthcare Reform Proposal Outlines Path to Healthcare Recovery in New Orleans Market
Lyme disease patients feeling the bite of insurance companies
State-by-state chart of medical malpractice payments
Medrock offers fee-for-service help with insurance disputes
The mental health fallout from September 11
MS Drug Gives Patients Options
Are all “new” medications really new?
AMA Offers Advice for a Healthy New Year
Buying group health insurance online
Choosing a safe outdoor adventure program
Patients get direct access to lab tests
PETA pans breakthrough in breast cancer treatment
"Bird" is the new word in pet insurance
Controversial study says pill-splitting saves money, is safe
Making Health Insurance Portable
What your health, life and disability insurers know about you
Workers compensation: Frequently asked questions
Allstate debuts individual disability policies
Many Americans unsure about disability insurance, study finds
Early intervention cuts disability costs, makes workers happier
Group disability insurance sales up for first half of 2000
Disability insurance glossary
The basics of long term disability insurance
The basics of short term disability insurance
The basics of long-term care insurance
Page 2: How much coverage should you buy?
How baby boomers can help their parents with health insurance
Long-term care insurance policy checklist
GE launches new long term care policy
Golden Rule annuity offers long term care alternative
John Hancock pitches fixed annuity to pay for LTC health insurance
Hancock offers whole-family long term care insurance plan
John Hancock purchases chunk of long term care business from Fortis
Selecting an inflation rider for long term care insurance
Life insurance riders can pay for long term care
Employer-sponsored long term care insurance on the rise
Americans Expecting Family and Friends, Not Savings or Insurance, to Provide for Their Long-Term Care Needs
Need for Long-Term Care Policies Grows Urgent
MassMutual offers long term care discount to Chamber of Commerce members
Hartford Life gets out of the long term care insurance business
MetLife launches long term care life insurance add-on
Nursing home costs show need for long term care insurance
New York Life introduces new long term care policy tied to inflation
Long term care insurance open enrollment begins for federal employees
Penn Treaty resumes selling long term care insurance in 23 states
Avoid the seven pitfalls of long-term care insurance
Disparity in prices for long term care policies revealed
Prudential introduces long term care learning center on Web
Long-term care insurance resources
Choosing among long-term care insurance riders
Sales of long term care insurance triple over decade
Long term care insurance sales
Five long term care salespitches to beware of
5 long term care salespitches to beware of - 1
5 long term care salespitches to beware of - 2
5 long term care salespitches to beware of - 3
5 long term care salespitches to beware of - 4
5 long term care salespitches to beware of - 5
TIAA-CREF goes public with long term care insurance
We make too much money for our son to qualify for the Children's Health Insurance Program. Can you help?
Our child is not showing up on our policy, what can we do?
My grandson's health insurance refuses to pay for his autism treatment, is this legal?
What can she do to get health insurance for the baby?
Shouldn't the company be liable to her for the premiums she paid them, the hospital bill, and legal fees?
A month after open enrollment, my deductions will triple and coverage will be less, am I out of luck?
How do I know which medical procedures my insurance will pay for?
My doctor is billing me for services that my health insurer has already paid for. What can I do?
Is my health insurer liable for my continued treatment even though my employer's group plan will be terminated?
My individual health insurance application was rejected. What can I do?
Is it possible that our deduction would be taken out in pre-tax dollars?
Where can I find coverage for treatment from acupuncturists, massage therapists, chiropractors, and naturopaths?
What exactly is a carve-out provision on my medical coverage?
How long does my insurance company have to pay my claim after I file?
Length of COBRA coverage from a spouse.
Can I just enroll my wife in COBRA?
Are we still obligated to offer his ex-wife COBRA?
Can I request that the money I paid for COBRA be returned to me?
Who should have enrolled me in COBRA? My ex-husband or his employer?
Can you be dropped from a health plan without any written notification?
Are they required to pay premiums if they fail to offer me COBRA?
If I retire early and enroll in COBRA until age 65, how long can my spouse be covered under my health plan?
Am I and the other COBRA enrollees covered by this new group plan?
When I go to a new insurance company, will my sons heart condition be considered a pre-existing condition?
How long can I be denied coverage because of this pre-existing condition?
How do I go about appealing to my insurance company if they deny a claim for a specific drug I was prescribed?
All my claims are being denied based on the waivers according to my plan, what do I do next?
"Point of service" dental coverage through a union.
Dropping an ex-spouse from an insurance plan without notification.
If I get divorced, will I be able to qualify again for affordable health insurance?
I can't drop my insurance until open enrollment, how can I drop my insurance?
I got a letter from the insurer saying my son didn't finish the semester as a full-time student, so they are dropping him from our plan. Do we have any rights?
My company doesn't offer any prescription drug coverage options.
My husband's insurance claimed that I cannot be covered by both carriers and that I had to be dropped from his insurance. Is this legal?
Is it legal for an employer to refuse to offer health insurance to an otherwise eligible employee?
Do we have a right to more information?
I have been told that if my claim is denied I can't appeal it with the state of Maine. Is this legal?
ERISA health plan lifetime maximum benefit cap for organ and tissue transplant.
Do companies that sell individual health insurance typically require older folks to have a physical examination before they will cover them?
How do you prove that the necessary treatment is not provided by a local doctor, but only the doctor requested?
How do I file a grievance?
My sister will visit me from China for about a year. Is there any company that will sell her health insurance?
Does California have a baby formula law?
My insurance company put an annual treatment cap on below what treatment costs, what options do we have?
Why do insurance companies refuse to cover hearing aids?
Doesn't HIPAA protect my health insurance portability rights?
If I switch jobs, will my new group health insurance plan have to cover my pre-existing condition?
Will it be difficult for me to get insured with a previous diagnosis of depression?
My company coveres infertility treatment in some states but not others, is this legal?
Does health insurance normally cover kidney donation to someone who's not a family member?
Is there anything that guarantees that my policy will still be in effect and my benefits paid?
How can I continue my childs health coverage through and after school?
Should I buy long term care insurance?
Insurance at reasonable rates?
When I become eligible for Medicare in five years, I will still have minor dependents. What are their insurance options?
Who is the primary payer?
Medicare supplemental insurance for the disabled.
Will any individual health insurers spare me from having to give my mental health history?
My father just died and now the insurance my mom was told she could retain no longer applies.
My mom is moving from Florida to Georgia. Her HMO operates in both states. Can she transfer?
Who can sell me a medical savings account?
The HMO will only pay the doctor 50 percent of his bill and only 70 percent of the hospital bill.
My doctor recently used a different laboratory for medical tests, aren't patients supposed to be notified?
What are the time limits regarding COBRA notification?
State mandates that certain health insurance benefits must be "offered," but their purchase is "optional".
COBRA rates are just too high. Where can I get affordable health insurance?
Is my plan regulated by the laws of the state in which I live, or the state in which the plan is based?
Are there any insurance products for someone like me?
Could my daugher-in-law receive Social Security benefits since she does not work?
Can I quit my job (with a group health insurance plan) and still continue coverage with the same insurance company on an individual basis?
HIPAA says that no group plan can deny coverage for pregnancy as a pre-existing condition.
Your pregnancy will not be covered under that plan?
I'm too young for Medicare. What health insurance options do I have?
What preventive care measures are covered for women under most health insurance plans?
Waiting out the 12-month pre-existing condition period, even though no "conditions" exist.
My insurer recently denied a claim submitted on myself, stating Medicare is the primary payer.
An employee where I work requested his medical records, he also received mine, what is the law regarding this action?
Can his wife stay on his former employer's health insurance plan even though he's no longer enrolled?
Can I hire an employee (I am self-employed) and get a group health plan?
What's your question for Insure.com's Health Insurance Forum?
How can I be sure that my monthly premium won't increase so much that I cannot afford it?
Where can I turn for performance ratings of different health insurance companies?
Can someone expect that their employer will reimburse them for their individual health insurance premiums?
What can I do about a specific exlusion for gastric bypass surgery in my new policy?
I found out my plan will not cover maternity benefits for dependents. Can this be legal if the state of Maryland mandates maternity care?
Is there any way to know whether your prospective employer is self-insured without asking?
If I had health insurance when I had the attack, my insurer would not be paying 100 percent of the hospital charges, it would be paying at a lower, negotiated rate.
How do I get health insurance for an 82-year-old legal immigrant who has health problems?
Staring a new job with new health insurance.
Is a 10-day supply that has to be "renewed" in 10 days legal?
Where is my insurance policy mandated?
Does my insurer have to obide by different state laws if I move?
My coverage was suspended while reviewing to see if I lied on my application about pre-existing conditions.
How is a major medical health insurance policy different from a supplemental policy?
If I want to change jobs, can I be denied coverage by a new employer for my pre-existing condition?
I'm pregnant and covered under a PPO plan that is supposed to cover 100%, but they only paid half of my claim, is this legal?
My wife is four months pregnant and I've been told that I cannot enroll in COBRA because my former company in the United Kingdom does not cover U.S. citizens living in the U.S.
I am switching jobs and my new employer has a 90-day "introductory period" before my health insurance kicks in. Is this legal?
How can we avoid a pre-exisiting condition exclusion if this waiting period is longer than the 63-day lapse in coverage?
If I don't enroll in COBRA, will I be subject to a pre-existing condition limitation?
Who's at fault? The doctor or the insurance company?
Do I have any rights to argue that they should cover me by the ZIP code in which I live and not the office ZIP code?
Back to Site Map Main
Back to Home Page
Copyright © 1984-2010 Quinstreet, Inc.
About Us
|
Contact Us
|
Press Releases
|
UPDATED:
Privacy Policy
|
Terms of Service
|
Advertise with us
|
Site Map
|
Life Insurance
|
Car Insurance