Month: January 2015

Tuesday, February 10, 2015
2:00 p.m. ET / 11:00 a.m. PT

By Linda Rowings The Department of Labor (DOL), the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have issued proposed regulations that would update the summary of benefits and coverage (SBC) requirement, including the SBC template, instructions, example calculator, and uniform glossary. If adopted, the revised form would be used … Continued

By Jeannine Mancini Most health insurance plans cover emergency treatment, hospital stays and medical exams. If you are injured in an accident, your health insurance plan might not pay for all the incurred medical expenses. Supplemental accident insurance coverage pays cash benefits for illnesses or injuries caused by an accident, including fractures and physical therapy. … Continued

Hustle & Heart Basketball Clinic, 2015      Hosted By: Area High School Coaches and the Niles Park District Signup today for our 5th Annual Hustle & Heart basketball clinic at www.events.org/basketball! This event is for boys & girls in grades K-8 on Monday February 16th at the Golf View Recreation Center (7800 N. Caldwell … Continued

(NewsUSA) As baby boomers retire in record numbers — 10,000 Americans a day — more seniors than ever will be asking themselves, “How do I choose a Medicare health plan that’s right for me?” “Seniors should look for a high-quality health plan that has a team of doctors and specialists, who work together to coordinate … Continued

The New York Times recently stirred up a media firestorm when it reported about Harvard University professors who were lambasting the health care increases they were facing this year.

The New York Times recently stirred up a media firestorm when it reported about Harvard University professors who were lambasting the health care increases they were facing this year.