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Mountain View, CA – September 26, 2011 – Today eHealthInsurance (NASDAQ: EHTH), the leading online source of health insurance for individuals and families, announced the release of a health insurance video to help college students better...

eHealth, Inc. will be participating in a panel on new tools for insurance benefits and purchasing at the Health 2.0 conference in San Francisco on Sunday, Sept. 25, 2011.

Two-thirds (65%) of Medicare Part D enrollees are not aware that Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) for Part D and Medicare Advantage benefits has been changed for 2012 plans, according to a new national survey.

eHealth releases results from its National Consumer Survey of Individual & Family Health Insurance Shoppers, an ongoing survey of consumers shopping for health insurance products through eHealthInsurance.com.

Presenting results from an ongoing survey of individual and family health insurance shoppers contacting eHealthInsurance, this report provides a snapshot of shopper demographics and behavior and an analysis of year-over-year changes in the shopping population since the enactment of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

In the past, Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period for Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug plans began on November 15 and ended on December 31. Many Medicare beneficiaries may be unaware of the new dates for 2011 (October 15 through December 7), which makes this widget particularly important. An increasing number of Baby Boomers are now enrolling in Medicare for the first time. As they begin to understand the different types of Medicare coverage available, and the specific Medicare enrollment periods that correspond to each coverage type, these dates become even more important.

eHealthInsurance announces the release of a new video offering basic information about dental insurance and tips on how to shop for the best plan.

eHealthInsurance releases five tips to help college students and their parents find the best health insurance solution for the 2011-2012 academic year.

Less than seven percent of customers were in the Medicare prescription drug plan with the lowest total out of pocket costs available to them, according to an analysis of more than 25,000 user sessions that occurred on PlanPrescriber.com during the 2011 Medicare Annual Enrollment period.