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Choosing a Plan
Choosing between health plans is not as easy as it once was. Although there is no one "best" plan, there are some plans that will be better than others for you and your family's health needs. Plans differ, both in how much you have to pay and how easy it is to get the services you need. Although no plan will pay for all the costs associated with your medical care, some plans will cover more than others.
Which Type Is Right for You?
Not only is it important to find out about what a policy offers to you, it's just as important to know what offers you want the policy to have. This simple questionnaire will help you figure out where to start your search on the road to the perfect health insurance policy.
On Comparing Health Plans
You need to learn to ask the right questions in order to make the purchasing process as efficient and easy as possible. As health plans and policies become more complicated you should learn what services to look for and what costs to expect. Ask questions to make sure you're getting the policy that's right for you.
Medical Insurance Worksheets
In theory it's easy: match what you want with the plan that offers it. In reality, there are many factors to keep track of as every plan will offer different services and benefits. Use this set of worksheets to compare three different policies in terms of services and then decide which of the three works with your budget.
Children's Health Insurance
As our nation's population grows more and more children live without insurance. Trends are beginning to form: poorer children suffer the most, only benefiting from Medicaid, while Latino children suffer more than any other ethnicity. Check out this article for some statistics on children's health insurance.
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