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Health Insurance Sub Topics
- Benefits and Claim Procedures (2 of 21 articles)Learn More...
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- Coverage (2 of 3 articles)Learn More...
- My father who has conjestive heart failure and type 2 diabetes recently underwent a quintuple heart bypass. His medical bills are staggering and he has no health insurance. Short of filing bankruptcy, what are his options in getting these amounts reduced?
- California Regulation SB 946 to Impact Health Insurance Coverage of Autism Therapies
- Denial (2 of 3 articles)Learn More...
- Full Coverage" Short Term Health Insurance Policies" (2 articles)Learn More...
- General Health Insurance Questions (2 of 14 articles)Learn More...
- Government Regulation (2 of 3 articles)Learn More...
- Health Insurance Policy Review in Laymans Terms (2 of 9 articles)Learn More...
- Health Insurance State Laws
- California Health Insurance Laws (2 of 3 articles)Learn More...
- California Health Insurance Laws (2 of 3 articles)Learn More...
- Kaiser of Northern California Kidney Transplant (2 of 3 articles)Learn More...
- MEGA Life and Health Insurance Co. (2 of 6 articles)Learn More...
- Premiums (1 article)Learn More...
- Private Indemnity Policies (1 article)Learn More...
- Public Health Benefits (1 article)Learn More...
- Self-Employed (1 article)Learn More...
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Health insurance offers assistance in paying for the high cost of medical care in the United States. Health care plans can be purchased either individually or through an employer, and some plans are more comprehensive than others. General categories of plans include: HMOs, or health maintenance organizations, where you usually must go first to a primary care physician; PPOs, or preferred provider organizations, where you might have more flexibility in choosing your physician; and major medical plans, which generally only provide coverage for medical emergencies or higher-cost treatments once you have exceeded an expensive deductible. There are a series of rules and laws governing health insurance in the United States. To learn more about the types of policies and protections available to you, refer to the articles in this section.