Showing posts with label Health plan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Health plan. Show all posts

Monday, December 7, 2009

Bravo health celtic

There’s a new health insurance website devoted to health care for and about California residents: toddshealthinsurance. The site is clearly written, concise, easy to navigate, and filled with health industry information relevant to today’s most crucial, and sometimes confusing, health care topics.

Todd Fries, a health insurance agent with over fifteen years of experience, developed the concept of.toddshealthinsurance.com as an extension of the service he provides to his existing clients: finding quality healthcare at an affordable price, while offering health care advice for anyone, whether they have coverage or not. He addresses a variety of concerns, such as when to negotiate rates with your doctor, whether or not to enroll in Medigap insurance, and how to determine if you’re at risk for being denied coverage based on a pre-existing condition. There is something for everyone.

I have been a health insurance agent in Southern California, Los Angeles region for over 16 years. I always advise my clients that if you currently have health insurance, even if you’re not happy with the plan, or think you’re paying too much, DO NOT cancel your current coverage until you’ve been approved for a new plan! Just because you were approved before, your health could have changed since the original application was submitted and therefore there is no guarantee you will be approved again.

Though there’s no cure for Swine Flu, the H1N1 Vaccine, available now, reduces the risk of infection. Trials supervised by the National Institutes of Health found that a single dose of the H1N1 vaccine is enough to grant immunity in adults in only three weeks.

According to the Los Angeles Times, California has 2,700 hospitalizations and 206 deaths from H1N1. However, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases says, “the 2009 H1N1 viruses cause generally mild disease but also spread between individuals relatively effectively.” Although more people may become ill from Swine Flu, fewer will die from it than from regular, seasonal flu.
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