The Full Cost of a Public Option, Part 3 | The End of The World
Part 3: The End of the Healthcare World as We Know It
And Mike doesn’t feel fine. Read more
Part 3: The End of the Healthcare World as We Know It
And Mike doesn’t feel fine. Read more
We’ve told you in the past how we spend your money — in 2015 — and now we’re back, traveling the healthcare trail to explain how we spent each cent of your premium dollar in 2019. Read more
Two weeks ago in Straight Talk, I gave you the background of the Individual health insurance marketplace. As you recall, it began in the United States in 2013 when the federal government introduced Healthcare.gov
Can you remember your first credit card? Oh my. My memory of that is strikingly clear! It was April 1984 (yep, I’m old) and I was a senior at LSU, when a credit card from JC Penney’s just showed up in my mailbox at the student union.
Part 1: Background
Since early in 2013, American citizens who don’t get an offer of affordable health insurance through work (that’s about 10% of working adults) have had another significant coverage option.
Just a quick reminder to you all that this is a rare opportunity to sign up for health insurance. Let’s go over the options available in this rare, mid-year, wide-open enrollment period: Read more