Health Insurance (Individual)

Not knowing where to go when you or your child gets sick can be terrifying. Your family doctor may not always be available when you need them, but your circumstances may not be severe enough to warrant a trip to…

With 2020 Open Enrollment period in full swing, families across the country are reviewing their current insurance coverages and seeing what other options may be available to them. Below are a few tips to help you navigate the process. 1. Learn…

In March of this year, ancestry DNA testing giant, 23andMe, announced that they would begin testing user DNA for breast cancer genes, more specifically identified as the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes. While technically able to test for these genes for…

What do you do when your insurance deductible is so high that it doesn’t even seem like you have insurance but that’s all you can afford? For some people who seldom seek medical treatments, this doesn’t really bother them. But…

When the air turns cooler and the autumn breeze picks up the holiday season is never far behind. It is a time for family, friends, good food, shopping for gifts, and enjoying each other’s company. But what happens when you…

Here are some important reminders to help guide you through the 2018 Open Enrollment process. You may have recently received a letter from your health insurance carrier about the 2018 year. If the letter was confusing, don’t worry—a licensed benefits…

Open Enrollment 2018 is just around the corner and for many, this is the only time to secure health insurance coverage for you and your dependents. Since the beginning of the Affordable Care Act, the term Open Enrollment refers to…

Group health insurance is usually provided by an employer and can cover just the employee or even the employee’s spouse and children. Not providing group health coverage could be a major misstep for some companies regardless of size, as there…