Insurance Glossary

Even as Spain struggles to deal with the economic crisis, a new study published in BMJ reveals that the austerity reforms affecting the country’s healthcare system could lead to potentially ...  Read more

Surprise findings published Wednesday showed participants in one of the world's toughest endurance events, the Vasaloppet cross-country ski race in Sweden, have a heightened risk of developi...  Read more

Under the federal health care mandate, employers have to cover employees with health covers – to avoid doing this; these schools are cutting back the working hours of teacher assistants, bus...  Read more

When the Affordable Care Act sets in next year, insurance health brokers will no longer be able to take commissions as was the usual norm. Insurance companies compensated agents by paying th...  Read more

On a trip to California on Friday, President Obama is all set to put to rest fears about The Affordable Care Act.

California – with the highest population, is crucial for the succ...  Read more

The bill for immigration reform - by which 11 million people will be legally permitted to work in the country, though without options for affordable health care is being contested in the Hou...  Read more

Ali Akbar Velayati, a Presidential hopeful in Iran, has vowed to introduce "free health care" to tackle a crisis sparked by a lack of medicine and soaring treatment costs in the nation.
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Immigration or health care each on their own are overwhelming enough without the two issues being joined.

The Senate Judiciary Committee passed a bill giving approximately 11 mil...  Read more

Professionals – a nurse practitioner or a physician assistant who can diagnose and treat conditions, while supervised by a physician, will be a great help in bridging the shortage of primary...  Read more

About 80,000 orphan children were given free insurance contracts to cover the costs of treating 12 critical illnesses, says official.

The latest beneficiaries are...  Read more