Did you know that as of the last quarter of 2018, 13.7% of Americans had no health insurance? That’s right. What’s more, that represents an increase of 2.8% among the uninsured! Meaning, there are now seven million more people in the U.S. without any health coverage. Texas is home to many of these uninsured individuals. … Read more »
Texas Health Insurance – Obamacare Open Enrollment is Just Around the Corner!
Obamacare open enrollment period begins November the 1st through January 31st for Texas residents, which is just a few weeks away. Being prepared ahead of time can save you a lot of time and headache come November. Here are a few things to consider that can save you both time and money: Explore your … Read more »
The Economics of Health Care Reform
Proponents of health care reform have promised that it will provide affordable health insurance in Texas and across the country. There’s no doubt that the new legislation will help certain individuals, but what often goes unsaid is that health care reform will also hurt a large percentage of the people that it’s intended to protect. … Read more »
John Zerwas Proposal: Simplified Replacement for Federal Marketplace
Following the March 2010 passage of health care reform, health insurance in Texas and across the country was dramatically changed. One big change that affects how consumers buy health insurance in general involves publically run exchanges on both the federal and state level. Rather than just buying insurance from private companies, whether through an employer … Read more »
Fighting the Economic Perils of ObamaCare
As more conservatives flood into Congress next year, many are determined to repeal the health care bill, which may be the only way to get our federal deficits under control. Obama’s administration continues to preach the positives of the bill, despite a general consensus that it’s too expensive and actually prohibits consumers from receiving affordable … Read more »
