What you need to know before signing a health insurance policy
My health insurance re-enrollment period began today. So after a year of not having to worry about any details of my insurance, and now it is back to making decisions. … Continued
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Health insurance problems for baby boomers
The headlines blared today, “Baby boomers surgeries on the rise.” What does this mean? Baby boomers, those born between 1946 and 1964, are getting surgeries more than ever before. So … Continued
Healthy eating on the run: Part 2
Having health insurance has benefited me in many ways. I have a peace of mind that I did not have when I was uninsured. I do not panic every time … Continued
What insurance companies are thinking
I have mentioned before how my inexpensive health insurance puts a big emphasis on me being healthy. Health challenges, free health screenings, even a stipend for being healthy. Everything they … Continued
Eat away from home–the healthy way
It is re-enrollment time for my insurance at work. As I was looking over the plans for low cost health insurance, we heard a little more about the programs over … Continued
CT Legislature Shows Logic: Approves HIV Program Overhaul
Wow, when was the last time you heard about the government doing something right–and sensible–for a change? Hold onto your hats, friends. It has happened. Well, almost. Like every U.S. … Continued
Improving your health with home safety
Usually when checking for a health insurance rate, most people think of covering themselves when they get sick. Sure, that might be a common reason to visit the doctor, but … Continued
What are you looking for in your insurance?
How many of you peruse health insurance quotes online for coverage on eye injuries? Any takers? I did not think so. Not to sound morbid, but eye injuries are one … Continued
Health Reform- should hospitals be accountable to good quality of care?
Health care reform is a politically hot topic. With strong opinions, it has polarized the nation. The most frustrating thing about health care reform is all of the rumors. No … Continued
Bike to Work Day- Good for your body and the environment
May is Bike Month in my city. The Transit Authority is trying to inspire people in our community to use their bikes as their primary form of transportation instead of … Continued
Avoid the doctor by living with allergic reactions
I’m a snacker. The recommended small 6 meals a day is what I try to follow, and my body thanks me for it. I never feel over-stuffed and I try … Continued
What Are the Pros and Cons of a Single-Payer Health System?
Vermont is working on initiating a single-payer health insurance system. It’s been in the news a lot lately, because if it does happen it will be the first of its … Continued