As the health care landscape in the U.S. undergoes radical changes, Walgreens, the acclaimed drugstore chain, is making plans to sell health insurance in-store. On Tuesday, CNNMoney reported that a Walgreens spokesman had revealed that the company was considering selling policies in light of the health care reform. The spokesperson noted that the move is inspired by the overwhelming need consumers have for insurance coverage. Walgreens seems to have been looking into selling policies for some time, as the spokesman says that the company will be ready to sell insurance…
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Medica gets ahead start on the digital insurance market
Medica, a health organization that provides insurance to Wisconsin and Minnesota, has announced plans to launch a new plan for businesses that will give them an opportunity to rein in soaring medical costs. The new plan will also allow policyholders more freedom in tailoring their plans to better suit their needs. The plan, however, will be more expensive than its counterparts, a fact that does not sit well with some consumers who say the last thing people need in a troubled economy is more expensive coverage options. The insurer has…
Read MoreMichigan health insurer rolls out new plan geared for youth
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan has unveiled a new insurance plan tailored for young adults, which will cost them less than $100 monthly. Called the Young Adult Blue Max plan, the goal is to provide coverage for those between the ages of 19 and 30. The plan offers medical, dental and vision coverage. Preventative care and services are included in the plan. The insurer is claiming that their new coverage plan will prove especially beneficial for young adults striking out on their own. Whether they are starting a career…
Read MoreCalifornia health insurance deadline quickly approaching for open enrollment
March 1st marks the deadline for open enrollment for health insurance that would cover children with pre-existing conditions in California. Parents are being urged to sign up for coverage before its too late or run the risk of higher health insurance rates. It is estimated that in California more than 1.1 million people under the age of 25 are diagnosed with pre-existing medical conditions which may seriously inhibit their ability to obtain adequate coverage. Parents who miss the deadline stand to face paying as much as 20% more for coverage.…
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