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Efforts Underway To Fix Problems with Kidney Transplant Procedures
TweetIn a perfect world those who need something the most would be first to receive it. This was the goal over 40 years ago when kidney transplant waiting lists first came into existence. Unfortunately, that is not often the case. A kidney transplant can end
American Community to Golden Rule
Tweet If you are one of the 42,ooo insured through American Community in Michigan, good news! Golden Rule, a unit of UnitedHealth Group Inc, has agreed to provide health coverage to those who had individual medical insurance plans. What about pre-existing conditions? The option of
Healthy-Hunger Kid’s Act Bill
Tweet The bill that will hopefully make sure that no child in this country goes hungry and that will attempt to overhaul school lunch programs has been signed by President Barack Obama today, December 13, 2010. Here’s the low-down on the bill and its expectations:
Flexible Spending Accounts FSA’s vs Health Savings Accounts HSA’s
Tweet During a recent evaluation, a client informed me he didn’t want to have a HSA or Health Savings Account. I asked why. His response: After speaking with a few friends and an auto insurance agent, I was told that in a bad health year
HSA Prior-year and catch-up contributions
TweetDid you know that you can contribute up to the maximum allowed for the 2009 tax year at any time up until the tax-filing deadline of April 15th 2010? You still have time to contribute up to the $3,000 for individuals or $5,950 for family
Healthy Heart Numbers to Know
Tweet Social Security number, Driver’s license number, cell phone number? Add these very important numbers to your mental Rolodex, and they could save your life. Blood pressure: In a nutshell, it measures the force of blood against the walls of your arteries. Too high pressure
Health Care and Small Businesses
Tweet Well, the numbers don’t lie; the majority of small business owners do not support the new Health Care Reform Law, and the also say that it will negatively affect their business. 55% of small business owners favor the repeal of the the law, 36%
Michigan Health Insurance Reform Council
TweetHealth insurance reform council to help reduce costs for citizens, businesses. Governor Jennifer M. Granholm today established a Health Insurance Reform Coordinating Council within state government to identify steps that must be taken to ensure that Michigan citizens reap the full benefits outlined in the
Aetna to Extend Dependent Coverage Age – Under Age 26
TweetAetna is one of the first carriers to offer extended health insurance coverage to dependents under age 26. If you didn’t already know, the recent healthcare reform allows parents to keep dependent children up to age 26 on their health insurance plans. With so many
Too Much Wasted Energy
TweetToday was interesting. Called someone who had expressed interest in finding health insurance. When he realized I was an insurance agent, he claimed that he was not the person I was looking for. Must have had the wrong number. Get’s better. Another call was to
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