Understanding when and how to enroll in health insurance can mean the difference between coverage and costly penalties.
The federal Open Enrollment Period runs from November 1 through January 15 each year. Get the complete breakdown of dates, eligibility requirements, and money-saving exemptions.
Need temporary coverage while between jobs or waiting for benefits to start? Short-term health insurance could be your bridge.
These plans offer emergency protection for 30 days to 12 months, but come with important limitations. Learn what they cover and when they might not be your best option.
Revolutionary AI platforms are empowering patients to challenge insurance denials with data-driven appeals and automated advocacy.
Healthcare claim denials affect millions of Americans each year, with insurers denying up to 30% of claims. Now AI-powered tools are leveling the playing field for patients.
West Nile Virus is a mosquito-borne illness that can cause serious neurological complications in some people, though most infections are mild or asymptomatic.
As mosquito season peaks, understanding this virus and how to protect yourself becomes crucial for public health. Learn the symptoms, risks, and proven prevention strategies.
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The administration has announced new enforcement measures for healthcare price transparency, requiring hospitals and insurers to provide clear, accessible pricing information to patients. This landmark executive order aims to empower consumers with actionable cost data before receiving care.
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Investigation reveals gaps in FDA's oversight of chemicals entering the food supply through the GRAS loophole.
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Agency ends advance notice policy to strengthen oversight of overseas pharmaceutical production facilities.
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