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Health insurance news and analysis, with coverage of general health insurance trends, major medical insurance, disability insurance, dental insurance, vision plans, telemedicine plans, critical illness insurance, hospital indemnity insurance, short-term health insurance, the Affordable Care Act public exchange program, and more.
Take That, Michael Moore! Say Freemarketcure.com Films
By Jerry DickinsonBefore Michael Moore's documentary "SiCKO" hit movie theaters across the world, Stuart Browning, director of Freemarketcure.com films, had released a few short films himself on ...
August 05, 2007
Boomers Want To Know LTC Payment AlternativesMany baby boomers who are planning for retirement with financial advisors would benefit if the advisor were to initiate discussion about alternatives for paying for ...
August 05, 2007
Put LTC Insurance In Boomer Women's Retirement PlanProper planning and better financial decisions are crucial for women of all ages, and each age group has distinct needs based on where they are ...
August 05, 2007
AHIP Finds Only 3% Of LTC Claims DeniedIn the face of several investigations of alleged denials of long term care insurance claims, a new survey finds about 3.3% of such claims are ...
August 05, 2007
Focusing On The After-Sale Sale In Medicare Advantage PlansThere are over 550 Medicare Advantage plan sponsors. That's a sea of competition! It's time to look beyond member acquisition and start focusing on member ...
August 05, 2007
House Passes Expanded SCHIP Bill Despite New Veto ThreatDespite a new veto threat from the White House, Democrats in the House pushed through legislation on August 1 that calls for a $50 billion ...
August 05, 2007
AHIP Finds Only 3% Of LTC Claims DeniedIn the face of several investigations of alleged denials of long term care insurance claims, a new survey finds about 3.3% of such claims are ...
August 03, 2007
Suit Challenges Out-Of-Network Fee CalculationsA lawyer is trying to organize a class-action suit that would attack the methods a health insurer is using to estimate "usual, customary and reasonable" ...
