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eHealth, Inc. announced today that the Honorable Ellen O’Kane Tauscher has been appointed as an independent director to eHealth's Board of Directors. Ms. Tauscher will also serve on the Audit Committee of the Board.

Prepared by PlanPrescriber, a wholly-owned subsidiary of eHealth, Inc., this report provides a national perspective on cost and benefit trends in the Medicare Advantage plan market.

eHealth, Inc. Executives will be speaking at the America’s Health Insurance Plans Exchange Conference in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, June 20, 2012.

The vast majority (89%) of people who buy their own health insurance are unaware that the Affordable Care Act of 2010 could make them eligible for a partial refund of their 2011 health insurance premiums, according to a survey released today by eHealthInsurance.

eHealth, Inc., the nation’s leading online source of health insurance for individuals, families and small businesses, today announced that Tom Tsao has joined the company as senior vice president of product management.

With the Supreme Court ruling on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) this month, college students and recent graduates are divided about the law’s value and future, according to a survey sponsored by eHealthInsurance, the leading online source of health insurance for individuals and families.

Prepared by Kelton Research – An analysis of results from a national survey of college students and recent graduates, sponsored by eHealthInsurance.

According to a national survey sponsored by eHealthInsurance, this year’s college graduates are not likely to earn anywhere near as much as they think they need in order to be financially secure, and their expectations for getting employer-sponsored health insurance are unrealistic.

Prepared by Kelton Research - An analysis of results from a national survey of college students and recent grads, sponsored by eHealthInsurance.

A new national survey sponsored by eHealthInsurance finds college students and recent graduates juggling financial priorities in an election year filled with uncertainty about health reform, growing concern about student debt and continued challenges in the job market.