President-elect Trump's pledge to abandon Obamaker could make it harder for millions of poor people and the middle class to buy health insurance. But it will also help reduce the tax burden for rich people by 0,1%, which is equivalent to an average of $ 197. About…
The number of insurance companies working with Obamacare is decreasing, experts predict that in most regions, an offer from only one insurer will be available to buyers. In addition, in 2017, prices for this program are expected to rise by an average of 22%. Therefore, many clients ...
GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump received $ 2005 million in insurance in 17 to renovate his private Mar-A-Lago club in Palm Beach after a hurricane. However, evidence of such severe damage to his property was not found, writes Associated Press. Through…
The Obama administration has released data that the cost of contributing to the most popular silver plan will rise by an average of 22% in 2017. In Oklahoma, according to Time, the plan will rise in price by 42%, in Tennessee by 39%, Minnesota, Cororado and Arizona - by 25%. For comparison, ...
No insurance - it's better not to get sick. This rule is known to everyone who crosses the US border. American medicine is one of the most expensive in the world. And the lack of a good insurance policy means that the amount for hospital care can be with many zeros. At…
Aetna, the third-largest U.S. health insurance company, said Monday that it will sell government-subsidized personal insurance next year in only 4 states: Delaware, Iowa, Nebraska and Virginia due to persistent financial losses from Obamacare's plans. Now Obamacare products are available at ...
As you know, doctors in America do not go home (there are, however, medical programs where it is possible to call a doctor at home, but even then the doctor will not come to you “on the same day” - the sites I have studied talk about 24-48 hours, as…
The city in which a person lives affects how much he pays for health care. This was confirmed by a new analysis of more than 1 billion medical bills. Research has shown that prices for procedures such as ultrasound and annual medical check-ups vary greatly from one ...
Using computer programs, he calculates criminals who receive money from the budget for non-existent procedures, and prepares claims against them. In college, John Minigno played American football as a quarterback. After graduation, he worked as a lawyer for 18 years defending people affected by the medical system. Over the years, he has learned well how ...
Coney Island Hospital in Brooklyn billed 14-year-old Jorge Matos $48 for the care of his wife, Griselle Soto, who died at the hospital in early February. Initially, the situation does not raise any additional questions - the hospital wants to get money for its...