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Recent Insurance Blog PostsHealth Insurers Say Revealing Costs is Too Expensiveby Jen ThorpeThere is a part of the Affordable Care Act that will require all health insurance companies to provide consumers with information about the cost of a health insurance policy and what it covers. Laywers Argue ACA Can Survive Without Individual Mandateby Jen ThorpeLawyers for the Obama Administration have argued before the Supreme Court that most of the Affordable Care Act can survive, even if the Court declares the individual mandate to be unconstitutional. Catholic Healthcare West Ends Ties With Catholic Churchby Jen Thorpe27 Jan 2012 07:17 PM Catholic Healthcare West is one of the biggest hospital systems in the United States. It has decided to end its affiliation with the Catholic Church, and to change its name. The change is not going to affect patients, or the medical care provided at these hospitals. Mitch Daniels' Remarks About Health Insuranceby Jen Thorpe26 Jan 2012 07:51 PM Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels delivered the Republican Response to the State of the Union address that was presented by President Barack Obama. Although the primary focus of his speech was not on health care, he did make some mention of that topic. Obama's Remarks About Health Insuranceby Jen Thorpe26 Jan 2012 06:45 PM President Barack Obama recently gave the State of the Union address. His speech covered a wide variety of topics. Although the primary focus of the speech was not on health insurance, there were some remarks made that did touch on that subject. Unnecessary Tests Raise Costs of Careby Jen Thorpe25 Jan 2012 05:01 PM Your doctor prescribes a series of tests that he or she wants you to go through. Do you really need them? Unnecessary tests can waste time, and increase the cost of treatment. It can also lead to false alarms, which can result in harm to the patient. Insurance Not Required For Living Donorsby Jen Thorpe24 Jan 2012 10:46 PM Organ donation saves lives. Thousands of people are waiting on transplant lists for an organ to become available. Fortunately, it is possible for a kidney or liver to come from a live donor. You don't have to have health insurance in order to become a live donor. Santorum Uses Scare Tactics in Floridaby Jen Thorpe24 Jan 2012 09:00 AM Rick Santorum, one of the Republican presidential candidates, was recently talking to seniors in Florida. He told them several pieces of insurance related misinformation that appear to have been designed to frighten them into voting for him. Signing Up for Medicare Part Bby Jen Thorpe23 Jan 2012 10:56 PM This year, my husband has decided to sign up for Medicare Part B. He is currently getting only Medicare Part A. We have been struggling to find affordable health insurance since I lost my job a few years ago. It seemed like a good time for him to try and get Part B. Insurance Podcast Roundup - Week of January 23, 2012by Jen Thorpe23 Jan 2012 07:46 PM Each and every week, you can check out the Insurance Podcast Roundup in order to find brand new episodes of podcasts that discuss insurance related topics. This is a good way to stay informed about any new changes that could affect your insurance policies. |
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