The threat of medical care and health care rationing is very real and it is becoming more real with every day that passes. Cancer patients will find it more difficult to get an appointment with their medical healthcare physician because now the Internal Revenue Service will be involved. Other government agencies will also be involved. […]

The time has moved slower than anticipated at times, but the health reform bill was finally signed and passed into law several months ago. The future remains uncertain as we the people still do not have a very good idea of how this new health care system will function once it is in full force. […]

Affordable insurance of any kind has been very difficult for mothers and fathers whose children approach the nineteen-year-old mark. In the past, children who fall into this category were discontinued on the parent’s affordable health insurance policy. In many cases, the children who were or did turn nineteen years old were encouraged to take out […]

Since the passage of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, eighteen states have now turned down the option of a state-run high–risk affordable health insurance pool. The original intent was for the states to offer temporary insurance coverage through the high-risk pools for those individuals with chronic illnesses and pre-existing conditions. One of the […]

Operational state insurance exchanges were a concept to be born out of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Originally, these state insurance agencies were to be operated by the federal government, but planted in every state of the union. Individuals in search of low-cost health insurance were to be permitted to cross state lines […]

Hidden in the passages of the health care reform bill that was signed in March 2010 there is a small entry made with regard to Medicaid patients who are twenty-one years old and older. The problem is not so much with the list of changes that will be instituted by January 2014 as it is […]

Under the new mandates of the health care reform bill, medical health care doctor owned hospitals are in jeopardy of closing if they do not conform to the new government standards set forth in the bill. These are hospital facilities that are in general referred to as specialty hospitals and they are all in competition […]

One of the new changes with the health care reform bill is the categories each individual is placed when they begin to shop around for adequate self-employed health insurance. There is no special category for the self-employed and freelance entrepreneurs and that in itself does present a major difficulty. Unless you have a wife, sister, […]

The effects on small businesses and large corporations are slowly seeping into the consciousness of all individuals. How the health care reforms will affect all individuals and businesses is yet to come to a realization. Little by little, the realities of what is included in the health care form bill and what is not included […]

Subsidized insurance is not being afforded to every citizen, but it is being offered to all those citizens who fall within the government guidelines according to the Internal Revenue Service. Currently, there are about thirty million to forty million citizens who qualify for government-subsidized health insurance, but where do you and your family members fit? […]