Health Insurance Literacy is the ability to seek, understand, select, and use health insurance services to access health care while minimizing out-of-pocket spending on medical bills.
We’ve all been there: opening a medical bill and feeling that immediate knot in your stomach when you see the cost. Even with “good” insurance, health care can feel like a maze of deductibles, co-pays, and unexpected charges. It often feels like the costs are completely out of our control. The good news is you…
If you’re among the millions of Americans with a high-deductible health plan, an HSA is an important financial tool you can’t afford to overlook.
Open enrollment for individual insurance starts November 1st. Are you ready?
What would happen if you had a medical emergency while on vacation?
Why is health insurance literacy so important? Your family’s health and finances depend on it!
If you missed open enrollment for Marketplace health insurance, you may be eligible for a Special Enrollment Period, or SEP.
Did you know you can get help with enrolling in individual health insurance and determining eligibility for subsidies?
Since the opioid crisis, it’s harder and more expensive to get treatment for pain. Here, we explore alternatives to opioids.
West Virginia has a low number of residents without health insurance, so DHI wanted to find out why.
Learn how a Texas nonprofit helps employees afford small business health insurance through its Premium Assistance Program.