Press Releases

eHealthInsurance announces that it is offering individual and family health insurance plans from Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans in Illinois, Texas and Oklahoma through the company’s primary retail website, www.ehealthinsurance.com.

Sam Gibbs, president of eHealth Government Systems, joined a distinguished list of state leaders and industry executives at the 2012 Health Insurance Exchange Summit in Las Vegas today. Gibbs and other guests discussed successful strategies for health plans and states as they begin tackling the task of developing state health insurance exchanges.

eHealthInsurance releases an updated list of open enrollment periods for child-only individual health insurance plans in states where information was available.

eHealthInsurance publishes answers to questions commonly asked by consumers facing increases in their monthly health insurance premiums.

eHealth, Inc. releases two new infographics to accompany its recently published report on the impact of smoking and body mass index (BMI) on average monthly premiums paid for individual health insurance.

Today eHealthInsurance released five tips designed to help consumers make the most of their health insurance dollars before the end of 2011.

The 2012 Medicare Annual Enrollment Period officially ended earlier this year on December 7, 2011, and one-in-five seniors (19%) on Medicare were unaware of the new dates. So, PlanPrescriber published seven tips for people on Medicare who missed the 2012 annual enrollment period and need advice on how to maximize their drug and health coverage benefits in the coming year.

Today eHealth, Inc., the parent company of eHealthInsurance, released an addendum to its November 2011 ‘Cost and Benefits’ report describing the impact of smoking and body mass index (BMI) on average monthly premiums paid for individual health insurance.

Today eHealthInsurance described how keeping your New Year’s resolutions and utilizing key health insurance benefits can help you save money.

Prospective holiday travelers are feeling more uneasy about traveling abroad this year, according to an online survey conducted by eHealthInsurance and PlanPrescriber.com that found two-thirds of Americans surveyed (77 percent) were more concerned about traveling overseas this year than in previous years. And, nearly one-in-three (29 percent) reported not knowing if their existing health insurance policy would cover their medical expenses if they got sick or injured while in another country.