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What if you were forced to let your company know how much you weigh? How about how physically fit you are? What about your thigh measurements? More
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What if you were forced to let your company know how much you weigh? How about how physically fit you are? What about your thigh measurements? More
Being uninsured in America is a pretty awful feeling. Saddled with a perpetual fear that something will go wrong, it makes every day feel like it could end in catastrophe. Regardless of the reason you’re without health care–maybe you’re young, or you’re underemployed, or you’re a freelancer (like this gal), or or your work just doesn’t offer options (many don’t)–it’s downright terrifying. But until our health care system gets itself sorted out, there are ways to get care that is pretty affordable, accessible, and, while not perfect, gets the job done. More
Paul Ryan may not have mentioned women’s reproductive rights or birth control access during the Republican National Convention, but that doesn’t mean it’s not still a priority with him. At a campaign event on Saturday in Orlando, the republican vice presidential candidate said he “guarantees” that mandating access to contraceptives through insurance would be gone on “day one.” More
Probably one of the biggest and most damaging pieces of misinformation swirling around during this whole reproductive health debate is that birth control is inexpensive. And whether or not you think that it should be covered by insurance (like every other kind of medicine is), the fact remains that birth control, in all of its various forms, costs a lot of money. And that cost is, the majority of the time, absorbed by women–who already pay more for health insurance. More
New Benefits Are Coming: Things to consider while preparing for the new health care laws. (via US News and World Report)
Double Duty? Make sure your insurance isn’t charging you for duplicate coverage. (via Lifehacker)
Get Your Wallet Out: In 2011, employees may have to pay more for their healthcare expenses while large businesses make changes to conform with the healthcare reform law. (via MedPage Today)
Today a new government site launched, Healthcare.gov, aiming to inform the public about what their best (and cheapest) options for insurance are
“Patients’ Bill of Rights”: A package of consumer safeguards was released from the White House today, which prohibits insurance companies from turning children down because of pre-existing conditions, among other regulations. (via Yahoo! News)
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Just we when thought that staying healthy couldn’t get any more expensive, an article in USA Today revealed that doctors across the country are charging new fees that insurance doesn’t cover in order to offset the increasing costs of practicing … More