Health insurance plans and coverage options
A recent Hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship is a stark reminder of how dream vacations can go wrong. We break down what this means and why the right travel insurance is non-negotiable.
Oregon regulators have ordered a health sharing company to stop selling its plans, calling them 'unlicensed insurance.' Here's what this crackdown means for you and the tricky world of health sharing ministries.
The FTC just settled a major case against a company that was buying up anesthesiology practices in Texas and jacking up prices. Let's break down what happened and why this is a big deal for your insurance premiums.
A new government program aims to slash the frustrating wait time for insurance to cover breakthrough medical devices. Find out how this change coordinates approval and coverage to get vital technology to patients sooner.
A constant smell of sewage from the Tijuana River is making thousands in Southern California sick. But when you turn to your insurance for help, you might find a nasty surprise waiting for you.
A recent presidential order is fast-tracking the review of psychedelic drugs for therapy. For those of us in the insurance world, this raises some huge questions about the future of health coverage, liability, and mental healthcare.
As healthcare costs continue to skyrocket, it's time to rethink our strategy. Learn how to transform HSAs, FSAs, and HRAs from overlooked options into powerful tools that save both employers and employees money.
A judge has ordered UnitedHealth to produce thousands of documents in a lawsuit alleging its AI denies care to sick patients. Let's break down what's really happening and why it matters for everyone.
A Florida hospital recently sued to evict a patient who wouldn't leave. It sounds bizarre, but it reveals a massive, hidden problem where insurance ends and patient care falls into a terrifying gap.
Delaware's insurance regulator is taking a hard look at how carriers handle "fail-first" policies for crucial biologic drugs. What they found has them concerned that insurers might be making it too difficult for patients to get the medicine they need.
You turn on your gas stove every day, but a new study reveals a hidden danger. Researchers found high levels of cancer-causing benzene in European cooking gas, a risk you need to know about.
A little-known rule called the Weldon Amendment is at the center of a major federal review. Discover how this showdown could change abortion insurance coverage rules across the country.