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Over 18 million Americans buy their own health insurance from the individual health insurance market. For many of them, buying their own health insurance can be complicated. As the only national marketplace for health insurance in the country, eHealth strives to serve as a model for health insurance exchanges, as we are the leading online destination for consumers who want a simple way to compare health insurance plans and find quality, affordable coverage. We’re also working hard to be a helpful source of news and information about the non-group health insurance market for individuals, families and small businesses.
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Connecting Americans to Health Insurance Coverage OvernightThe House passed its health reform bill earlier this month, and the Senate is considering similar legislation. Under either bill, how will the 46 million uninsured Americans — 6.7 million in California alone — be brought into the health insurance marketplace?
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How does the COBRA subsidy stack up against private health insurance?
Gibbs answers the question, "There is a subsidy for COBRA right now, how does that stack up against private insurance?"
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Recent Press Releases
16 March, 2010
Health Reform and Your Health Care Costs: eHealthInsurance Outlines Ten Ways to Save Money Today
With the future of health reform still uncertain, Americans struggling to pay doctors’ bills and health insurance premiums need to take matters into their own hands to minimize health care costs. Today, eHealthInsurance (NASDAQ: EHTH), the leading online source of health insurance for individuals, families and small businesses, released a series of tips to help consumers take control of their health care and insurance costs during challenging economic times.
Categories: Consumer Advice
08 March, 2010
COBRA Subsidy Eligibility Extended: eHealthInsurance Provides Update
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA--(March 4, 2010) - This week, eligibility for the COBRA health insurance subsidy was extended through March 31, 2010. Today, eHealthInsurance.com (NASDAQ: EHTH) released an updated list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) for Americans receiving the subsidy who are concerned about the subsidy's expiration, extension, and how it impacted their health coverage.
Categories: Consumer Advice
03 March, 2010
COBRA Subsidy Eligibility Expires: eHealthInsurance Answers Questions
The term "expiration" only refers to people who would become eligible for COBRA for the first time on or after March 1, 2010. If you're already receiving the COBRA subsidy, you'll continue to get your premium assistance for up to 15 month from your initial enrollment date, provided you continue to meet the eligibilty requirements for the subsidy.
Categories: Consumer Advice
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