Under the affordable Care Act, Coverage may not be obtained outside of the annual enrollment period (AEP) unless one experiences a “Life” or Qualifying event such as marriage, losing employer sponsored group coverage, relocation outside of one’s health service area or giving birth.
Read More...Ms. Lam shares that at some point in her life she needed to get treatment for depression; she was, however, too afraid to use her parents health plan because she knew that it would appear on their insurance statements, and at that moment she did not want her parents finding out about her condition yet.
Read More...Seeing a child all grown up and ready for college is a source of pride for any parent, but they might still feel weary about medical assistance that the school might barely provide for. Such a situation opens an opportunity for seeking individual health policies for the student. Donna Gordon Blankinship of The Associated Press
Read More...According to the California Healthcare Foundation, only 58 percent of companies in the state provided health insurance to their employees in 2014. It went down by 11 percent over the last 14 years. Looking at the California premiums, which are 11 percent higher than the national average for single coverage and 5 percent higher for
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