Nothing is more frustrating than receiving a bill in the mail from your insurance company and trying to figure out what it means. How much of your deductible have you used so far? What services were covered? How much do you need to pay, and by what date? Unfortunately, if you misread something, you might end up making the wrong decision, which could lead to a few hassles down the road. On my webpage, you will find information that will guide you through your medical insurance and statements. In addition to making getting the mail a little less stressful, you might even be able to save a little money.
Posted on: 12 October 2015
If you have been on state health insurance and you are going to be losing your benefits, then you will need to find health coverage for yourself and your family. This article will help to answer some of the more commonly asked questions.
Do you have to wait for open enrollment?
There are only certain times of the year when you can sign up for health insurance in the open market.
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Posted on: 6 August 2015
While you may have some medical insurance coverage through your work, you may be considering paying for additional coverage on your own. For some individuals and families, this gives a greater peace of mind. There are a variety of supplemental insurance options to choose from. Take a look at the following information to better understand the benefits to investing in supplemental insurance.
Cash Benefits for Missed Work
If you have to miss work for serious medical appointments or to recover from an injury or illness, you may be stressed out about having to miss out on income.
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Posted on: 3 June 2015
Healthcare in the United States can be difficult for most people to understand, and in recent years this hasn't become less complicated. Regardless of where your health insurance comes from, it's important you understand where you can get the best value for your money, and the most effective treatment for what ails you. In turn, this will help you choose the type of insurance plan that's right for you and your family, based on your needs.
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Posted on: 16 April 2015
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) mandates that every adult must have health care or face a tax penalty that will grow in size each year.
While the ACA also allows individuals under the age of twenty six to remain on their parents' insurance plans, those that have reached that age must find their own affordable health care coverage from places like Meekins Insurance Services.
What options are available for health care coverage?
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