I am a massage junkie. I used to get a massage once a week for stress and to soothe the pains of overdoing it both at work and while exercising. I eventually pared it down to once every two weeks, then only occasionally, and now it’s probably been a few years. That’s because of the […]
Entries from November 2007
Medical Massage Devices to Replace Human Massage Therapists?
November 30th, 2007 2 Comments
Tags: HSA · Massage · Medical Devices · Migun
Cavalcade of Risk Blog Carnival
November 28th, 2007 No Comments
The Cavalcade of Risk blog carnival is up. This is a rotating group of bloggers who have something to say about risk management, which translates into insurance in many cases. It is not specific to health insurance in that it includes a number of other risks and how to manage them and protect yourself. I’ve […]
Tags: blog carnival · insurance · risk management
Dangers of Getting Your Health Insurance on Your Own
November 27th, 2007 1 Comment
To complement my last posting about Why Getting Your Health Insurance at Work Could be Dangerous, I thought it wise to also cover the dangers of getting health insurance on your own.
First of all, there are more scams and pitfalls when you are getting your health insurance on your own. You have many more options […]
Tags: · danger · Health Insurance · individual health insurance
Why Getting Your Health Insurance at Work Could Be Dangerous
November 22nd, 2007 5 Comments
Can you imagine that the most popular way of getting health insurance, through your employer, could be the most risky if you have a significant medical problem, such as ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease)?
Isn’t the whole point of having health insurance to financially protect you from the perils of ill health, just as automobile insurance protects […]
Tags: · COBRA · disability · employer health insurance · Health Insurance · HIPAA · individual health insurance
Our Results of HSA/HDHP Wellness Care (Part 1)
November 21st, 2007 No Comments
Just in case you are thinking about switching to an HSA qualified High Deductible Health Plan to save money on premiums and put that money into premiums, you should know about the wellness option offered on many plans. We have such a plan and are getting this years results on wellness visits. While the main […]
Tags: · COBRA · HDHP · Health Insurance · health savings account · high deductible health plan · HSA
Hear the 12-Step Process for Buying Health Insurance in English and Spanish
November 20th, 2007 No Comments
Listen online to Jonathan Pletzke talk about the 12-Step Process for Buying Health Insurance, in both English and Spanish, on WELH 88.1 FM (Latino Public Radio).
Vanessa Toldeo-Vickers, host of La Empresa de Hoy (Today’s Company), was kind enough to invite me to talk about the 12-Step Process for Buying Health Insurance, in both English […]
Tags: early retirees · employee · freelancers · health · Health Insurance · insurance · radio · retirees · small business · technique
Health Insurance Videos up at YouTube.com
November 19th, 2007 No Comments
We’ve got our first multimedia content hosted at YouTube. The two videos were taken last Thursday at a local chamber of commerce event.
The first video features Nanette Efird, a small business owner of Liberty Tax Service offices in Cary/Raleigh/Durham/RTP/Carrboro North Carolina. Nanette successfully used the book and website to make a choice between health insurance […]
Tags: book · carrboro · cary · durham · health · Health Insurance · insurance · north carolina · testimonials · video · youtube
Getting the Word out via “Social Media” Marketing
November 16th, 2007 No Comments
I’ve even put up a page dedicated to social media and how to help spread the word using social media technology.
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Book now live on books.google.com
November 15th, 2007 No Comments
The book Get a Good Deal on Your Health Insurance Without Getting Ripped-Off is now live on books.google.com for viewing and searching. A limited portion of the book (20%) can be viewed during a fixed period of time, according to the google.com information. This means that the book can be browsed and specific portions reviewed. […]
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Does the President have the Power to Make National Health Insurance?
November 13th, 2007 No Comments
In a word, no.
As we remember from our school days, the congress must draft the legislation, and the president may sign or veto the legislation, and then the courts will interpret the legislation.
All the talk about which candidate has which national health care package and so on is for naught if the house and senate […]
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