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EDUCATING INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES ABOUT APPROPRIATE AND AFFORDABLE
MEDICAL / HEALTH INSURANCE OPTIONS
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Self Employed Health Quotes with Medical Mutual of Ohio SuperMed One

Affordable self employed health quotes can be hard to find.  Throughout Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland and Toledo there are thousands of individuals who are in need of affordable self employed health quotes, such as the health insurance plans through SuperMed One offered by Medical Mutual of Ohio. 
Medical Mutual of Ohio offers numerous […]

Medical Mutual of Ohio: High Risk Pool

As of August 1st, 2010, Medical Mutual of Ohio has been accepting applications for the Ohio High Risk Pool.  The High Risk Pool is a result of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), or health care reform, which was approved by President Obama on March 23, 2010.  The purpose of the […]

Health Care Reform Update: Removing lifetime & dollar limits for essential health benefits

As a result of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), or Health Care Reform Bill, health insurance carriers must remove lifetime limits and annual dollar limits on covered services that are determined to be “essential health benefits”.  These essential health benefits are determined by the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).  […]

Advantages of a Health Savings Account (HSA) Eligible Health Insurance Plan

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Affordable Anthem Health Insurance Quotes for Self Employed in Ohio

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Another Wellness HSA Option in Ohio

As mentioned in an earlier post, the Lumenos Health Savings Account (HSA) plan, offered by Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield, has become very popular among individual health insurance policies.  Other major carriers have taken notice of this and developed plans that are very similar in terms of benefits and premiums.  One carrier in Ohio that has […]

Medical Sharing Plans: A risky alternative to Health Insurance

Whether you are in Cincinnati, Columbus or Cleveland, many Ohioans share negative feelings toward health insurance carriers.  After all, the carriers do accept and decline individuals at will, raise premiums consistently and remain profitable–regardless of the economic climate.  Over the last decade many have sought out alternative health care options.  One alternative, which […]

Medical Mutual of Ohio to Operate Temporary High Risk Pool

As stated in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, states must provide a temporary high risk pool to those individuals who are unable to purchase health insurance due to pre-existing conditions.  As of last week, Mary Jo Hudson, the Director of the  Ohio Department of Insurance announced that Medical Mutual of Ohio […]

Maternity Benefits: No longer a common offering

As the landscape of our nation’s health care system continues to change, products and benefits offered by the many carriers change as well.  While the health care reform will eventually force the carriers to shoulder higher risk individuals, who would have been declined coverage prior to the legislation, the carriers are scrambling to […]

COBRA Subsidy Expires… Alternatives Available

Effective June 1, 2010, the federal COBRA subsidy expired.  The program was enacted in March of 2009 and allowed COBRA participants to receive a 65% federal subsidy as a part of the Obama Administration’s $787 billion stimulus program.
House Democrats at the end of May elected not to extend the subsidy through the remainder […]