Days Off This Summer? Catch Up On Preventive Care.
You have health insurance…great! But are you taking advantage of all of the free preventive screenings that are offered? While you probably don’t want to spend the warm summer days
You have health insurance…great! But are you taking advantage of all of the free preventive screenings that are offered? While you probably don’t want to spend the warm summer days
“Volunteers do not necessarily have the time; they just have the heart.” – Elizabeth Andrew Array Health volunteers braving the rain to plant fruit trees along the the
Did you know that anxiety is the most common mental illness in the United States and it affects approximately 40 million Americans?1 That is more than the number of people
When Jessica Kahn, a GovTech “Top 25 Doers, Dreamers, and Drivers of 2016”, announced the latest strategy in her campaign to improve the delivery of Medicaid enterprise systems, Chris Lunt
For those of you who are more visually inclined (like us), we condensed our last blog post into a fun infographic!
For anyone who has played the popular party game, “Would You Rather,” laughter typically ensues as friends consider crazy, incongruous choices. It seems that for many Americans, having dental surgery
Basic Explanation You’ve pressed Send on your health insurance enrollment application and paid your premium. Now you’re covered, right? Maybe, maybe not. Your health insurance coverage start date—also called your
A Basic Explanation Under the Affordable Care Act, many Americans who don’t have health insurance that qualifies as minimum essential coverage will have to pay a penalty. However, some situations,
A Basic Explanation Even after you buy health insurance, you'll still have to pay some medical bills. Surprised? Many people are -- and this is why the deductible is such
A Basic Explanation Catastrophic coverage is health insurance that primarily protects you from medical bankruptcy if you suffer a serious accident or illness. It's the least generous type of health