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eHealthInsurance releases a series of frequently asked questions (FAQs) to help consumers understand the risks– and possible benefits – of so-called “discount health plans.”

According to the August 2009 data, the average individual premium was $164 per month, the median premium was $134 per month and the average deductible was $2,477. The August 2009 data show that the average family premium was $388 per month, the median premium was $334 per month and the average deductible was $3,335. Fifty-three percent (53.8%) of the primary individual policy holders were men. The average age of an individual policy holder was 35.6 years old.

According to the August 2009 data, the average individual premium was $164 per month, the median premium was $134 per month and the average deductible was $2,477. The August 2009 data show that the average family premium was $388 per month, the median premium was $334 per month and the average deductible was $3,335. Fifty-three percent (53.8%) of the primary individual policy holders were men. The average age of an individual policy holder was 35.6 years old.

Implementation Strategies to Be Next Order of Business WASHINGTON, DC--(March 22, 2010) - The following is a statement from Gary Lauer, chairman and CEO of eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH), regarding tonight's passage in the U.S. House of...

Individual health insurance rate hikes have recently come under intense scrutiny from lawmakers and many consumers may be wondering how they can maintain their health insurance while keeping their budget in check. eHealthInsurance (NASDAQ: EHTH), the leading online source of health insurance for individuals, families and small businesses, today released a list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) for consumers facing rate increases.

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.

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.

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.

eHealthInsurance, the leading online source of health insurance for individuals, families and small businesses, today released a series of health insurance tax tips especially useful for those doing their federal taxes for the first time as self-employed professionals.

Fourth Quarter 2009 Overview -- Revenue of $34.4 million, up 17% over the fourth quarter of 2008 -- Operating income of $6.9 million, up 22% over the fourth quarter of 2008 -- Growth in IFP submitted applications of 6% over the fourth...