Consumer Guide to Individual Health Insurance

Approximately five percent of Americans do not get their health insurance coverage through an employer or through a government program, but instead purchase private individual coverage. Individual coverage is regulated differently by each state which can have a tremendous impact on the individual health insurance products available to consumers in each state. This guide helps explain some of the nuances involved with purchasing private individual health insurance coverage.

 

Consumer Guide To Group Health Insurance

The majority of Americans have group health insurance through their employer or the employer of a family member. Many people don't realize that health insurance is issued differently for different types of employers, and that since insurance is regulated at the state level, health insurance requirements for different types of employers can vary significantly from state to state. This guide provides basic information about purchasing a group health insurance plan.

Consumer Guide to Medicare

More than 40 million Americans receive health benefits through Medicare. Recent legislative and regulatory changes to the program, particularly concerning the coverage of prescription drugs, have many beneficiaries asking questions. NAHU's new Medicare guide attempts to answer some of the more frequently asked questions about changes to the program