Enrollment

The annual open enrollment window that allows people to make changes to their Medicare Advantage health insurance and Part D prescription drug coverage will close Wednesday, a couple of weeks earlier than in previous years.

As an employer, you know the New Year is approaching fast; and if you have not already had your open enrollment completed, or if you are sweating the last minute details of your plan design and rollout for 2012, you may be wondering what to expect for the final version...

By avoiding certain open enrollment blunders, online health insurance provider eHealthInsurance says consumers may prevent themselves from going uninsured or getting stuck with a health insurance plan that is not the best match for their needs.

In this uncertain market, as an employee its important to carefully evaluate your health care costs when making your annual enrollment decisions.

Today, smartphones are revolutionizing the way health care decisions are made and there is no better time than the present.

No matter what happens to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (2010), the trend toward individual and small group health coverage sales shifting to exchanges likely will continue.

Most assume everyone whos eligible for employer-based health insurance enrolls in that plan. But thats not always the case, eHealthInsurance says. The health insurance marketplace describes seven scenarios when people may decline employer-based coverage.

With three weeks left for seniors to change their Medicare prescription plan for 2012, a study released Wednesday finds that copays for brand-name drugs are going up sharply in some cases.