Nov 9th, 2011
Health insurance can be very expensive but forgoing health care coverage can be even more costly. The state of New York has various state-subsidized healthcare programs to ease the financial burden of acquiring coverage. If you’re looking for inexpensive health insurance you might want to check the state health care programs that New York has […]
Jul 21st, 2011
Did you know that you can still apply for Medicaid even when your income is over the Medicaid limit? With the New York health insurance department, you can apply for the Medicaid Excess Income Program or otherwise known as the “Medicaid Spend-down Program” or the “Medicaid Surplus Income Program” as long as you meet the […]
Jun 15th, 2011
Family health plus is a low-cost insurance that is offered through the state entities of New York State to all young families requiring health insurance coverage. All individuals who make the time to fill out the application will walk away a very satisfied insurance subscriber with the knowledge they are now covered for most medical […]
May 31st, 2011
What does The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act passage mean to families and children? Part of the answer will depend on the household income before an answer to this question can be rendered. Low-income families will be afforded more subsidized funding than higher-income families and others with an entrepreneurial spirit. About the self-employed health […]
Jan 15th, 2010
If you have a specific concern or question about health insurance in the state of New York there is one place you can go for help. That is the Health Insurance Resource Center. A New York state sponsored web site where any consumers can visit to find out about any aspects of what is available […]
Jan 14th, 2010
It has been estimated that about 13 percent of the women who find out they are pregnant do not have health insurance. And the question is whether a woman can find affordable health insurance after finding out she is pregnant? As a rule most insurance companies do regard pregnancy after the first trimester. So for […]
Jan 13th, 2010
COBRA is a federal law that stands for the Consolidated Omnibus Reconciliation Act. This is a bill that became a law in the year 1986. It relates to the right of people laid off from a job to continue to be covered by the employer provide health benefits. They did have to pay for the […]
Jan 12th, 2010
For those graduating from college or in between jobs, there will be a need for health coverage without a given source. Student health insurance normally expires once you are finished with the school. And for most if you are in between jobs, unless the previous health insurance policy through an employer allowed to be continued, […]
Jan 11th, 2010
If you attending college and are not covered by any specific health plan then you may wonder where you have the option to get help. And even if you are going part time that doesn’t mean you do not need or have the right to have health insurance. Still this doesn’t give you the options […]
Jan 8th, 2010
The small business entrepreneur in search of medical insurance for himself, his family, and perhaps twenty or twenty-five independent employees can be a very difficult task. The medical coverage keeps changing and reducing yet the premiums keep steadily rising. What is the small business entrepreneur suppose to do? How do you even begin to find […]