Health Insurance Help

Wrestling with insurance and red tape is an unfortunate part of managing your health care. There are a variety of plans to choose from and even after you make a decision, there will be constant changes — some within your control, some not. Here is where we can begin to give you an idea of what kind of insurance is available, whether you are employed or unemployed; how to handle the insurance pitfalls; and even changes to come.

Reviewed by Susan Weiner, RD, MS, CDE, CDN (06/12)

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What the Healthcare Reform Bill Means for You Learn the major provisions of the Healthcare Reform Bill and how they may affect people with diabetes.	Preventing Insurance Fraud Would you recognize insurance fraud if you saw it? Learn how to spot it and protect yourself.

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