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  • Choosing Health Insurance: A Simple Guide to Premiums, Deductibles, and Networks

    Choosing Health Insurance: A Simple Guide to Premiums, Deductibles, and Networks

    Choosing health insurance is easier when you understand the three terms that shape most of your costs: premium, deductible, and provider network. The premium is the amount you pay each month to keep your coverage active. The deductible is generally the amount you pay for covered care before your plan begins paying a larger share. A provider network is the group of doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, and specialists that have agreed to work with the plan.…

  • How to Compare Health Insurance Plans Beyond the Monthly Premium

    How to Compare Health Insurance Plans Beyond the Monthly Premium

    A low monthly premium can make a health insurance plan look attractive, but the premium is only one part of what coverage may cost. A useful comparison considers how frequently you expect to need care, which doctors and medicines you use, and how much financial risk you can comfortably manage. Start by examining the deductible, copayments, and coinsurance. The deductible is the amount you may need to pay for covered services before the plan begins…

  • Why Have Health Insurance?

    Why Have Health Insurance?

    Health Insurance is very important for everyone to have. If you get sick or hurt yourself at home and have to go to the doctor or an Urgent Care or Emergency Room, the cost of just walking in is very expensive. Then if you require x rays or any other tests the costs climb even higher. You are charged for any medications, equipment and supplies that are used on you. These prices are nowhere near…

  • What to Do if You Don’t Have Health Insurance Right Now

    What to Do if You Don’t Have Health Insurance Right Now

    With coronavirus cases spiking across the country and the U.S. officially in a recession, it’s more important now than ever to make sure you have health insurance to protect yourself and your loved ones. Unfortunately, with millions of Americans left unemployed due to COVID-19-related closures and with many others struggling financially, far too many people could find themselves without coverage. If you’re one of the uninsured, you have a few different options for getting covered…

  • HCA Healthcare Is Ready For The Future

    HCA Healthcare Is Ready For The Future

    Covid-19 has disrupted industries all across the globe, perhaps none more than the Healthcare industry. Hospitals incurred costly preparations for Covid-19 patients and big hits to revenue from reductions in nonurgent care patients. Investors who cannot see past the temporary disruption to HCA Healthcare Inc’s (HCA) operations are in the Danger Zone. I think there’s great value in this Long Idea. I previously made HCA Healthcare a Long Idea in December 2018. Since then, the…

  • All regular health policies cover covid-19-related hospitalization

    All regular health policies cover covid-19-related hospitalization

    Most plans have an initial waiting period of 30 days, post which, covid-19 would be covered, unless it was a pre-existing condition I am a senior citizen living in the US with my son. I travelled here in February and have a return ticket for July-end. If the travel restrictions are lifted, can I travel back to India with a travel insurance that can cover any covid-19-related eventuality? Will travel insurance also cover costs for…

  • Tips to run a successful healthcare business

    Tips to run a successful healthcare business

    Believe it or not, but running a business is no easy feat, whether it be the corporate sector or healthcare. It is more like a journey of hurdles and challenges, especially in healthcare, since you have to rescue people from deadly diseases. With the rising demand for healthcare services, many people are trying their luck with healthcare businesses. They are attempting to solve the nation’s healthcare challenges, which is not a child’s play. Healthcare businesses…

  • What to do when the pandemic sinks your health coverage

    What to do when the pandemic sinks your health coverage

    Many workers are at risk of being furloughed during COVID-19 — even if they’re not infected — the ongoing pandemic poses another worry: What happens to that employer-based health coverage when the employer closes the business? Simply losing a job, even temporarily, is bad enough, and the queue for unemployment benefits can seem to stretch beyond the horizon. But by one estimate, 28 million Americans also could have lost their employer-based health insurance because of…

  • Health Insurance Shouldn’t Be Tied to Employers

    Health Insurance Shouldn’t Be Tied to Employers

    The coronavirus pandemic is exposing a central flaw in America’s health care system. In the early months of 2020, Americans were engaged in the perennial election-year debate over how to best reform the nation’s health care system. As usual, the electorate was torn and confused. Polling indicated that a small majority of likely voters favored a new universal system that would cover everyone. But that support evaporated when it was made clear that any such…

  • The Benefits of a Paperless Healthcare

    The first electronic health record (EHR) system was developed in 1972 as hospitals started modernizing clinical data management. Back then, the cost to create EHRs is too high, and the process of data entry too inconvenient for physicians for this technology to flourish. However, in the early ‘90s, the inefficiencies of paper patient records became more apparent. With hardware becoming more affordable and the use of computers easier and more convenient, EHRs soon took off.…

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