Posts Tagged ‘ Major Medical ’

Early Retirement, Under 65, And Health Insurance

June 2, 2011

How Do Retirees and Small Business Owners Afford Health Insurance? Most of the talk about retirement health insurance centers around the US federal health plan for people over 65 or disabled people. This plan is, of course, Medicare. Medicare accepts qualified people over 65 or with qualifying disabilities. This is a preview of Early...
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Federal High Risk Pools : Health Reform Updates

July 21, 2010

Federal High Risk Health Pools Are Coming To Your State! I noticed a note on the Texas High Risk Health Pool website when I was doing some research for a client. Enrollees in the new federal pool program will pay standard market premium rates and their coverage will not be subject to any preexisting condition...
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Does Health Insurance Cover Medical Massage?

May 10, 2010

What Is Medical Massage? To put it simply, medical massage is performed with a the intent of improving or removing a specific health problem. It is prescribed by a medical doctor, though probably performed by a licensed medical massage therapist. It is actually performed to help the body’s own healing processes. For instance, specific...
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IRS HSA (Health Savings Accounts) Guidelines for 2009

January 7, 2009

The IRS controls HSA deductible contribution amounts The IRS issued 2009 HSA contribution limits and minimum plans: Contributions: - $3,000 for self-only coverage - $5,950 for family coverage For Clients who are 55 and older they are allowed a catch up provision of: $1000. Minimum High Deductible Health Plan deductibles: - $1,150 self-only -...
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