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31st July 2009
Our eyes are a precious thing indeed. They allow us to take in the beauty of nature, the frenzy of an event, and even the smile of a loved one. Without their clarity, life takes on a new meaning. As we age, there are some inevitable changes that occur. In... Read >
Author: Daniel Berry23rd July 2009
Health savings accounts (HSAs) are wildly popular. Since their introduction in 2004, approximately 2.5 million Americans have enrolled in these so-called consumer-driven health plans. But, alas, HSA plans are not for everyone.
Here are some pointers to h... Read >
Author: www.EasyToInsureME.com23rd July 2009
An average of 3,560 Florida residents lose their health insurance coverage every week, according to a study released Wednesday. And that figure is conservative because the latest unemployment numbers are not included.
Escalating premium costs is the pr... Read >
Author: www.EasyToInsureME.com16th July 2009
Employers play an important role in engaging employees in healthy lifestyles, and research shows that employers who invest in the health of their workforce see a return on investment. Today, building upon this approach to health care, Humana Inc. (NYSE: ... Read >
Author: www.EasyToInsureME.com05th June 2009
The bill also seeks to protect the rights of patients to buy health insurance, or make any other arrangements to pay for their own health care.
New federal legislation seeks to prevent government bureaucrats from interfering in private health care and ... Read >
Author: www.EasyToInsureME.com29th May 2009
Barack Obama’s ambitious health care plan is fairly simple and straightforward. His plan seeks to dramatically and swiftly increase the number of people that have health insurance. He insists that this plan will save the typical American family approxim... Read >
Author: www.EasyToInsureME.com19th May 2009
Americans shopping for their own healthcare insurance can substantially cut premiums by following 10 simple steps, according to leading insurers.
Answer Financial Inc. (http://www.answerfinancial.com), cites the following cost-saving measures:
Compa... Read >
Author: doyourock13th May 2009
Accidents, strokes, heart attacks, and dementia can put you at the whim of someone else's decisions about your health care. And those decisions may not be to your liking.
To keep control of your own health-related decisions when you become incapacitate... Read >
Author: Shane Flait30th April 2009
Research indicates there is room for further education among consumers
Research released from Independence Blue Cross (IBC) shows that health care consumers who choose high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) — which feature lower premiums and higher de... Read >
Author: www.EasyToInsureME.com30th April 2009
Research indicates there is room for further education among consumers
Research released from Independence Blue Cross (IBC) shows that health care consumers who choose high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) — which feature lower premiums and higher de... Read >
Author: www.EasyToInsureME.com16th February 2009
There are a lot of details to consider when you are choosing a health care plan, whether it’s one offered through your employer or one you buy on your own. No matter what age you are, your health should be a primary concern, although young people often ... Read >
Author: Bill Kimberlin30th December 2008
What is a health-care proxy?
Under New York law an individual may appoint someone she trusts, for example, a family member or close friend, to decide about treatment if she loses the ability to decide for herself. She can do this by using a health care ... Read >
Author: mpetroff11th November 2008
Although the time varies, for most companies the new year marks that time of year again... time to review and renew your insurance open enrollment health plan packet. All too often though, most don't take much time to really review what they need from the... Read >
Author: Pooja Gupta24th September 2008
Locked-in syndrome is also called is Cerebromedullospinal Disconnection. Locked-in syndrome is a rare neurological disorder characterized by complete paralysis of voluntary muscles in all parts of the body bar for those that manage eye movement. Locked-in... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen17th September 2008
Anytime you have to go to the hospital, there is a potential for great confusion and stress for the patient and possibly family and friends. If you do some planning before, during and after the hospitalization, you can take control of your health and set ... Read >
Author: SmallTown Duo01st September 2008
A Minnesota Health Care Directive typically does not empower a health care agent to act on behalf of the principle until the principal lacks capacity to make those decisions. That is why it is a good idea to include specific language within the Health Ca... Read >
Author: Blake Vanderhyde27th August 2008
It's pretty obvious that the US taxpayer cannot afford and therefore will not support the Obama and Clinton health care reform plans. Senator McCain's plan would best suit us as a nation. You cannot force people to purchase something they don't believe in... Read >
Author: Tom Tattory06th June 2008
Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare
The Patient Self-Determination Act (PSDA), passed by Congress in 1990 requires hospitals, nursing homes, hospice programs, home health agencies, and HMO’s to provide its patients, at the time of admission, cer... Read >
Author: Deponex20th May 2008
A living trust will not only protect your loved ones from difficult, costly and time-consuming legal procedures like probate, it may even protect you from the similar legal issues during your own lifetime. A living trust can be used in case of your incapa... Read >
Author: Steven W. Allen02nd April 2008
The news is full of stories these days about the rising price of health care. Routine hospital stays and surgical procedures that could once be paid with a personal check can now cost as much as a new car. The problem continues to get worse, as the cost... Read >
Author: Charles Essmeier02nd April 2008
One often encounters news reports these days about the rising cost of health care. Routine hospital visits and surgical procedures that could once be paid with a personal check now routinely cost as much as a new car. The problem continues to get worse,... Read >
Author: Charles Essmeier11th March 2008
Established in 1979, American Women's Services is proud to lead the way in setting a standard for women’s healthcare. We are fully committed to providing proficient, excellent women's reproductive health services in a professional, caring, and compassio... Read >
Author: Americanwomenservices.com29th February 2008
Established in 1979, American Women's Services is proud to lead the way in setting a standard for women’s healthcare. We are fully committed to providing proficient, excellence women's reproductive health services in a very professional, caring, and com... Read >
Author: Article Expert20th August 2007
As a health care consumer today, you are faced with many decisions concerning doctors, prescriptions, hospitals, long term care, health insurance, and medical privacy. We've brought together some of the best information on the Internet to help you make t... Read >
Author: Chris03rd May 2007
If you become unconscious or too ill to communicate your own medical care decisions then the staff will follow your living will, which gives you a voice in the type of treatment you want. As long as you are able to express your own decisions, your living ... Read >
Author: dmf3283512th March 2007
A will to live, formally called a living will form, is a type of advance directive. These legal forms are usually required to be notarized or signed and dated by witnesses.
A living will form usually covers specific directions as to what kind of medica... Read >
Author: dmf3283504th June 2006
The purpose of a Living Will declaration is to document your wish that life-sustaining treatment, including artificially or technologically supplied nutrition and hydration, be withheld or withdrawn if you are unable to make informed medical decisions and... Read >
Author: Nick Spagan08th November 2005
Employers in Florida face critical decisions about their health benefits program.
Should they continue funding their employees' health benefits at the same contribution level as in the past? Should they keep the same level of benefits as before? What ... Read >
Author: Peter Joseph
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