One of the biggest gripes of both insurance carriers and insured people is that major medical health insurance coverage just costs too much. We have heard it a million times – if health insurance costs don’t come down, too many people will choose to be uninsured and only the sick will have coverage and insurance… Continue Reading ›
The Senate published more amendments to their Obamacare replacement plan – the Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA) – yesterday, July 20th, and later that day the CBO announced that it was only as good as their original draft, which still left 22 million more Americans uninsured by 2026 than if Obamacare remained in place. This… Continue Reading ›
Whipping Yourself Into Shape with Fitness apps are a great way to transform your phone into your own personal workout partner. Fitness apps are a great way to transform your phone into your own personal workout partner. Whether you’re looking to track your calorie intake or try a new workout, these are 10 of the… Continue Reading ›
The Congressional Budget Office announced their score of the Obamacare Repeal Reconciliation Act yesterday, July 19th, and it is now in last place on the leaderboard. Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell, had dismissed the CBO’s published findings of the BCRA – the Senate’s proposed healthcare reform bill – as being inaccurate and stated that they… Continue Reading ›
Since the Affordable Care Act became law in 2010, Republicans have been determined to destroy it while Democrats insist it’s the country’s best chance at reforming healthcare to make it affordable and accessible. Both parties want reform, but the approach has been fundamentally different – and for good reason. There are basic, core reasons why… Continue Reading ›
The opioid epidemic in the United States is wreaking havoc across the country. The statistics are staggering, and they continue to get worse. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly 33,000 people died from opioid addiction in 2015. Reports suggest the number was close to 50,000 in 2016. The CDC also… Continue Reading ›
We’re excited to get into the latest with our detailed review of GoodRx Gold. We have been working with GoodRx for over two years now, and since then consumers have saved more than one million dollars on their prescriptions because of our own Prescription Savings Card that’s powered by GoodRx. We didn’t think it was… Continue Reading ›
The Senate released proposed amendments to their version of the healthcare bill, Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA), on July 13th. These amendments were supposed to incorporate concepts and ideals requested by all sides of Republican Senators. The amendments to the bill are: The BCRA allows insurers to offer plans to the public that don’t meet… Continue Reading ›
In the heat of summer, jumping into a pool, lake or ocean offers a refreshing break from the norm. You’re probably aware of the dangers of drowning, but a lesser-known danger can occur minutes or even hours after exiting the water. There are two types of drowning that occur after you’ve already dried off: dry… Continue Reading ›
The summer sun can be a treat, especially after a long winter. It makes for warm, relaxing days by the beach and pool. But there are days when you have to be outside in the sun and can’t cool down in the water. Whether you’re exercising or working outdoors, the sun can dehydrate you and… Continue Reading ›
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