Finding A Low Cost Health Insurance Plan
Finding low cost health insurance can be a challenge, especially with the broken economy and families often not knowing which way to turn for help. However, it doesn’t have to … Continued
Author: Daniel Johnson
Flexible Spending Accounts
When people talked about their flexible spending account (FSA), I always wondered if it was right for me. But I didn’t want to take the time to investigate and I … Continued
A Health Insurance Quote
I am a salesman by trade, but when I was much younger, I had a job offer to sell insurance. I spent 3 months going into people’s homes with very … Continued
The True Cost of a Health Insurance Plan
You are thinking about buying some low cost health insurance and that is why you are here. Good choice. The question, though, is not do you need a health insurance … Continued
U.S. Maternal Mortality
From January to August of 2008, over 2 million homeowners received foreclosure notices. What health insurance coverage do they have? How many of them have children? How many of them … Continued
Prenatal Care Coverage Crisis
There are few times when consistent medical care is needed as when a woman is pregnant. It has been shown that women who do not receive prenatal care are twice … Continued
Medical Ghouls
It’s November, which means it’s time to evaluate our family health insurance coverage offered by my wife’s company. I thought the scariness of Halloween was over. Boy, was I wrong. … Continued
CEOs Helping with Health Insurance
CEOs Helping with Health Insurance Chief Executive Officers of leading American companies with nearly 10 million employees convened to improve America’s dire health insurance problems. Business Roundtable, an association of … Continued
Is Socialized Medicine the Answer?
Is Socialized Medicine the Answer? Americans are rightly worried about the economy…and it doesn’t seem to be getting better fast. One of the chief domestic worries Americans is the high … Continued
America’s Uninsured Statistics
America’s Uninsured Statistics The Census Bureau last reported in 2007 that over 47 million people lack health insurance. The new statistic is an increase from 2005 Census numbers showing America’s … Continued