Saturday, November 21, 2009

health insurance

No Immediate Changes Expected in Mammogram Coverage

Health plans say routine screening is an individual decision more >>

Uninsured Trauma Patients More Likely to Die: Study

Causes for the disparity need to be further explored, researchers say more >>

U.S. Scores a 'D' on Preterm Birth Report Card

March of Dimes' annual state-by-state stats show need for improvement more >>

Medicare Part D: What to Expect This Open Enrollment Period

Plans are boosting premiums, adding deductibles and offering little gap coverage more >>

2010 Medicare Changes Demand Careful Review

Look for big premium increases, fewer insurance plans, and less comprehensive coverage. more >>

Health Buzz: WHO Says Don’t Delay H1N1 Treatment and Other Health News

America's Best Insurance Plans; if your kids can't say no to candy, blame it on their brains. more >>

Minnesota Students Slipping Through Healthcare Cracks

Loophole in insurance registration lets students avoid paying for mandated healthcare. more >>

America's Best Health Insurance Plans: the Honor Roll

These health plans are adept at satisfying members and preventing and treating illness. more >>

How to Choose a Health Plan: 12 Helpful Tips

Open enrollment means it's that time of year (again) to wade through the options on the table. more >>

Uncooperative Health Insurance Plans

Here is a list of the largest plans that kept performance data confidential. more >>

America's Best Health Insurance Plans: How They Were Ranked

Data from 135 measures showed how well plans satisfy their members and prevent and treat illness. more >>

Why Health Reform Will Be a Danger to Passive Patients

Even if Congress soon ends health insurance worries, your job as an informed patient will be key. more >>

Abortion Coverage Severely Restricted in House Health Reform Bill

Women getting insurance through the government's new system probably won't have abortion coverage. more >>

Health Buzz: Dense Breasts a Risk Factor for Breast Cancer Recurrence and Other Health News

Your health insurance plan after reform; determining the best way to prevent sudden death in athletes. more >>

House Health Bill Unacceptable to Many in Senate

With some Democratic moderates opposing the bill's health insurance plan, reform could come to a halt. more >>

Health Insurance: Your Health Plan After Reform

The future points to health insurance plans that provide solid coverage for just about every American. more >>

GOP Vs. Americans United for Change on Healthcare Reform

Pending House vote on Obama healthcare plan has fans and foes on high alert. more >>

Deepak Chopra: Obama's Thoughtfulness Is Healthy

The spiritual healer thinks President Obama is grounded but susceptible to political pressures. more >>

Delays in Lung Cancer Care More Common in Public Hospitals

Age, race, insurance also influence timing between diagnosis and therapy, study finds more >>

17,000 Child Deaths Linked to Lack of Insurance

Kids without coverage are more apt to die while hospitalized, study finds more >>

Obama Administration Taking on Fox, Healthcare Industry

Officials say they are looking into whether to rescind the insurance industry's anti-trust exemption. more >>

Visiting Your Doctor Online Is a Virtual Reality

Technologies that let patients consult with physicians via the Web are spreading rapidly. more >>

Ted Kennedy: Late Senator Sought Bipartisanship

For reaching across the aisle while affirming his beliefs, he is one of America's Best Leaders. more >>

Why Women Should Push for Healthcare Reform

We pay more for insurance, lack maternity coverage, and are excluded from plans for having C-sections. more >>

Race, Insurance May Affect Testing of Kids in ER

Study finds more done for youths with chest pain who are white and have private coverage more >>

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