Direct Primary Care Coverage Comes to OKC Insurance Marketplace

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As thousands of Oklahomans have been locked out of SoonerCare, the state’s Medicaid program, many are turning to the federal insurance market for a new plan. But in Oklahoma City, many have turned to direct primary care programs, which connect them directly to providers through monthly subscriptions, forgoing insurance companies altogether. This works for many …

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DYSON COLUMN: Are we all working just for health insurance?

DYSON COLUMN: Are we all working just for health insurance?

During a recent discussion with my family doctor about health insurance, one of us lamented the lack of decent coverage and it wasn’t what one would expect. OK, I started it. My primary care provider, who is wonderfully thorough, asked me if there had been any changes in my family medical history over the past …

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Tampa philanthropist Kiran Patel tapped to expand health insurance company in Boston

Tampa philanthropist Kiran Patel tapped to expand health insurance company in Boston

Tampa businessman and philanthropist Kiran Patel is returning to the health insurance industry through a new venture with Boston-based eternalHealth. Patel is a major investor and shareholder in the company, which manages Medicare Advantage health plans in six Massachusetts counties, according to an announcement this week. It recently expanded to the Phoenix area and now …

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82% don’t know about mental illness insurance coverage: survey – Insurance News

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A recent survey conducted by Sukoon Health shed light on the perceptions, awareness and experiences of mental health care in India. With 70% of respondents affirming the importance of diagnosing and treating mental health issues, the findings signal a significant shift in societal attitudes towards mental wellbeing. This growing understanding, catalyzed by initiatives like Mental …

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Adopt a dog? Here’s what you need to know about pet insurance

Adopt a dog?  Here's what you need to know about pet insurance

FILE – A stray puppy named Apple sits in a crate on a truck awaiting a trip to New York on Wednesday, April 3, 2019, in Starkville, Mississippi. October is ASPCA Adopt a Shelter Dog Month. If you’re considering adding a rescue dog to your family, you may want to consider purchasing …

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Health Insurance Open Enrollment Begins November 1, Here’s What You Need to Know

Health Insurance Open Enrollment Begins November 1, Here's What You Need to Know

Open enrollment begins November 1, and the Rural Health Network suggests signing up for a plan as soon as possible.Sky-Hi News/File photo It is this time of year that registration for health insurance is open again and begins on November 1st. This means you can renew your current plan or sign up for a new …

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Insurance coverage of procedure to restore sensation after mastectomy is under debate

Insurance coverage of procedure to restore sensation after mastectomy is under debate

NEW YORK (WABC)– There’s a new procedure to help women who have a mastectomy continue to feel sensation in their chest, but Eyewitness News found not all insurance companies will cover it. The procedure, called nerve grafting, involves using nerve tissue to fill a gap between damaged nerves, restoring sensation. During a mastectomy, nerves may …

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AIB to provide health insurance coverage to its staff

AIB to provide health insurance coverage to its staff

AIB has announced that it will offer health benefits to all its employees in Ireland and Northern Ireland, becoming the first bank to do so. The bank also announced plans to introduce a measured variable remuneration system, subject to the achievement of a number of performance targets across the business. Variable compensation includes bonuses, shares …

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OP-ED | The charts that scare health insurance watchdogs | Addicted to CT News

OP-ED |  The charts that scare health insurance watchdogs |  Addicted to CT News

ELLEN ANDREWS Small-group self-insured plans seem harmless, but they’re not, and they’re growing quickly, according to new figures from the Connecticut Department of Insurance. These plans save some small businesses money, but they carry serious risks. State policymakers are trying to create a safer option, within the confines of federal rules. It’s a bit complicated …

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Idaho residents can buy health insurance policies through a state exchange by December 15 – Idaho Capital Sun

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Idaho residents can now purchase health and dental insurance through Idaho’s health care exchange, Your Health Idaho, for policies in 2024. Your Health Idaho, which offers tax credits to Idahoans based on their income, began open enrollment last week, October 15. Registrations will remain open until December 15 at midnight. Outside of the once-a-year open …

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