Health Care

'Unbanked' may Soon Equal Uninsured

While many Americans choose to forgo banks today, the new health-insurance law may pose problems to those without checking accounts. Here's why.

American Cities with the Worst Health Coverage

While the number has declined, a large segment of Americans with health insurance are still covered through their employers. As a result, many of the metro areas with low health insurance coverage have high unemployment rates.

Who can You Add to Your Health Plan?

It would be a happier, healthier world if we could add our extended family to our health plans. But health insurers have to draw the lines somewhere. Here's a look at those lines.

How Technology Will Change Your Doctor Office Visits

Your trip to the doctor’s office could look dramatically different in the future as technology advancements continue to change the doctor-patient relationship and the office visit experience. 

The Government’s Best-Kept Secret

If you ask an elderly Veteran if they qualify for an additional pension from the VA to help pay for their long-term care costs, they will probably tell you, “I’m not eligible because I wasn’t injured in the war.” This is a common misconception, which keeps many Veterans from tapping into a benefit they deserve.

What's New With Long-Term Care Insurance?

Due to a number of factors, including decades of generous underwriting and the current, lingering low interest rate environment, the long-term care industry is rapidly changing.