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What HIPAA Laws Mean to You

Posted on April 22, 2010 by Cindy Papp

Don’t confuse HIPAA laws with true protection. It is quite common for many of us to read quickly through or barely skim the authorization form before signing it. But it is important to know that these laws are in place to protect you from identity theft. It was once thought to protect from being denied care or being denied health insurance coverage, but that no longer holds true. Continue reading →

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Why Is There A Need For Medical Insurances

Posted on March 29, 2010 by Dallas Kelso

It’s a sad fact that medical services today have become commercialized. What used to be a noble profession is now just another lucrative job that earns its pay from the misfortune of bad health. Because of this, people have formed a twisted reason why they should not get sick. It’s not that they’re afraid of illnesses and the possibilities of death. They simply want to avoid paying for expensive medications and hospital bills. However, sickness can’t be prevented from happening. When it does, you can certainly start to hear the price meter ticking. Continue reading →

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Health Insurance Reform Bill Does Not Compare to Low Cost Health Plan

Posted on February 8, 2010 by Holly Bentz

As the health insurance reform bill has been a conflagrant topic for the past year, more Americans are seeing the shortcomings of a nationalized medical program. For the uninsured, without medical coverage, the advantages of shopping around for a low cost health plan or medical quote outweigh passing an immensely problematic health insurance reform bill. Continue reading →

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