With all the hoo-ha going on these days regarding the government’s health care reforms, it’s easy for the little details to get lost in the shuffle, little things that pertain … Continued
What is my take on health insurance policies in America? Well, that’s a big can of worms to pop open there. Since I don’t have all day and night to … Continued
The one-year anniversary of the signing of President Obama’s health reform package brought typical mixed reactions: celebration and praise from the supports of the reforms, and disparaging comments and pessimism … Continued
In a major paradigm shift in mental health care, American psychologists are formally asking for the ability to prescribe psychotropic drugs for the mentally ill patients under their care. Considering … Continued
The Retirement Planning Group (RPG), a consulting firm which works with individuals and companies regarding retirement and insurance planning, recently published a release addressing many common incorrect assumptions in relation … Continued
The numbers of the uninsured in the U.S. have continued to increase, most likely in relation to the economic climate’s wave of unemployment. The results of a survey put out … Continued
A number of significant changes will be seen in the health care industry over the next several years, some of them welcome and some of them not. One noteworthy change … Continued
Congress is presently very involved with health insurance, which is controversial to say the least. Many have a lot to say about the impact Congress has on health insurance and … Continued
The Affordable Healthcare for America Act has been the subject of heated debate since it passed in Congress by a narrow margin in November of 2009. Although the bill is … Continued
The Tennessee House of Representatives approved a bill on Monday, February 23, stating that Tennesseans can legally ignore the mandate of the federal Affordable Health Care Act (ACA). The ACA … Continued
A federal judge found in favor of the government in a suit brought against the Affordable Care Act by litigants claiming that the Act violates their religious freedom. U.S. District … Continued