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Keep your body and baby healthy with these other important appointments Pregnancy is a big change in a woman’s life. And one of those changes is the number of appointments they have with their obstetrician-gynecologist (ob-gyn). That’s a type of doctor who specializes in women and their babies during pregnancy and childbirth. During these visits, […]

If you have cardiovascular disease, you’ll want to know about this serious health situation. What is a heart attack? What are the symptoms of a heart attack? What should I do if I’m experiencing the symptoms of a heart attack? How is a heart attack diagnosed? How is a heart attack treated? What are the […]

Once you understand the numbers and codes, you’ll have access to tons of useful information. Your health insurance card identifies you as an insured person and provides details about your plan. That’s one reason to always carry your card with you. “It’s a good idea to keep the actual card in your wallet,” says Tasha […]

Here’s how to navigate medical savings accounts so you can save money. Out-of-pocket medical expenses can add up quickly. One way you can save money is to set up a special kind of health care account that reimburses you for eligible medical expenses. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) makes the rules for these accounts — […]

If you’re reading this story, we’re going to assume that you missed the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Open Enrollment deadline. If you’re keeping track, the 2022 Open Enrollment Period ended for most people on January 15, 2023, in most states. Or, maybe you’re in a state whose deadline was January 31 and that deadline slipped […]

The 2025 Open Enrollment Period (OEP) begins November 1, 2025, and ends usually January 15, 2025, in most states.1 The chart below shows the 2025 OEP dates for the states that use the federal Health Insurance Marketplace. Coverage begins January 1. If you have a Special Enrollment Period, coverage will begin the first day of […]

Looking for health insurance during the Affordable Care Act (ACA) enrollment period? Open enrollment begins November 1.1 And there’s a few things you can do right now to get ready, whether you’re new to ACA enrollment or plan to enroll again. If you’re new to the ACA enrollment process, you’ll have a lot to learn […]

Looking for immediate health insurance coverage? You’ve got options. But there are a bunch of questions to consider to find a plan that works for you based on your circumstances. In this article, you’ll get answers to the top 8 questions about how to apply for immediate health insurance coverage: Can I get medical insurance […]

Are you looking for short-term health insurance? You know, temporary coverage to protect your health (and your pocketbook) until things settle down and look a little more “normal.” Maybe you’re in between jobs Maybe you missed the Open Enrollment Period for the Affordable Care Act and ACA plans Maybe you got dropped from previous coverage […]

Looking for a 6-month health insurance plan for temporary coverage? You’re smart to take action protect yourself from a gap in coverage. Even if you’re healthy, going without health insurance can be risky. For example:1 Fixing a broken leg can cost up to $7,500 The average cost of a 3-day hospital stay is around $30,000 […]

Looking for health insurance between jobs? If you’re among the estimated 6.8 million people in the U.S. who are unemployed, or you know your work status is about to change, what’s your plan for health insurance?1 You could sign up for: COBRA, which would mean paying out of your own pocket to continue with your […]

Have a baby on the way? Adopting a child? Here are some plans you might want to think about adding. If you’re welcoming a child into your family, you might also be scrambling to add them to your health insurance plan. That’ll be top of mind, whether you have a newborn or are finalizing an […]