Jul 2007 Issue
Group Health Insurance - Health Coverage for Organizations
Group health insurance is defined as health insurance written for a number of people under a single, master policy that is issued by their employer, or to an association with which they are affiliated.
Individual Health Insurance - Health Coverage for Individuals
Researching and choosing the right individual health insurance can be a scary job - there are so many agents and providers out there, it's easy to get confused and choose the wrong plan.
Medicare Supplemental Insurance - Medicare Coverage
Medical supplemental health insurance is designed to supplement Medicare's benefits by paying for most, if not all, medicare coinsurance amounts.
Wal Mart Employees - Still Denied Affordable Health Insurance
A U.S. Court of Appeals in Baltimore has ruled in favor of Wal Mart in a healthcare case that would have required the industry giant to provide more employees with affordable health insurance.
Diet Pills - Could They Lead To Affordable Health Insurance?
The next big thing in diet pills may be black soya, according to studies from the Journal of Science of Food and Agriculture.
Massachusetts Health Insurance - New Law Causes a Big Stir
Massachusetts health insurance is in the news, as their new law requiring all state residents to obtain health insurance took effect July 1st.
Affordable Health Insurance - Are Doctors to Blame for its Unavailability?
As the calls for more affordable health insurance nationwide grow louder and louder, one professional believes that healthcare reform must start with doctors and nurses.
Small Business Health Insurance - California Struggles Towards Change
A study released this week by UCLA finds that small business health insurance is still on the decline in California, despite a strong economy and the overwhelming support of public opinion for healthcare reform and greater access to California health insurance for all residents.
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