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    that doing that would be to expensive and would "reduce the quality of care." People who think that a universal health care system would bring costs down and increase access to care believe that everyone should have insurance. However, not everyone can afford to pay the taxes on insurance so this would cause problems with the people that do have to pay taxes. These people are going on the idea of everyone being able to get the same care no matter…

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    Medical Insurance Changes

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    A car accident can drastically change your day-to-day life. If you were injured, you are probably dealing with doctor’s appointments, medical bills and big insurance companies. The big question is who pays for what. Your medical bills are piling up and even if you have health insurance, they might refuse to pay for treatment if there is auto-insurance available. As the insurance companies fight over liability, or who was at fault for the accident, and what coverage is available, your bills are…

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    Affordable Health Insurance If You're Self Employed Perhaps the toughest part of being self employed is finding affordable health insurance. When you work for a large company, they provide health coverage that is subsidized by the business. However, when you are self employed, you will be paying full price for a policy. If you have recently become self employed, you are likely to experience sticker shock. The following are a few things you can do to find an affordable health insurance policy. …

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    (ACA) is the most significant law for people with disabilities since the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ACA has unquestionably improved access to care for people with disabilities. Because of the ACA: • Health insurers can't deny health insurance if you have a disability or chronic condition. • There aren't dollar caps to limit how much health care you can get in a year or in your lifetime. • More people with disabilities…

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    Johns-Manville Problem To determine whether or not it was ethical for The Johns-Manville Corporation to declare bankruptcy, it’s critical that both points-of-view are laid out to be critiqued. While it would be quite easy to argue that the company should have been liquidated in order to pay the medical costs of the countless asbestos victims, it’s very important to look at the situation from the perspective that saves the jobs of thousands and contributes to the betterment of the working…

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    The Dos and Don'ts of Medicare So your birthday is right around the corner, and this year that means you're ready for Medicare. It does, doesn't it? Are there requirements other than age? Where do you even sign up? If you're thinking seriously about Medicare for the first time, these questions and many more are probably swirling in your mind. The ins and outs of Medicare can be complex and confusing, but you'll be fine if you follow a few do's and don'ts when planning and using your Medicare…

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    who took advantage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and purchased their health insurance through the Market. It’s reasonable to expect that many more Americans will do the same this year and have coverage for 2017. If you are interested in subscribing to one of the health care plans on the Market, then there are a few things you should consider. You May Have Fewer Options Within the Marketplace Many of the health insurance providers are leaving the Marketplace. Many providers reference the cost…

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    There are many different types of insurances for people to have guaranteed safety as they live their lives. Some of the main social insurances are Social Security, Medicare, and Unemployment. Social Security is the insurance that you get when you retire or when you become disabled. It is supposed to help them and their families maintain their basic needs of living. Social Security is very common. It shows that one out of every four households get money from Social Security. There is not a…

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    Cigna Benefits

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    patients. “Gale Cengage Learning (2013) reports health insurance policies are contracts that require the insurer to pay benefits per the terms of the policy, in return for the payment of premiums and the meeting of other conditions or criteria spelled out in the plan. Payment of benefits (upon the occurrence of a qualifying event such as illness, injury, or office visit) may be reduced by a “deductible” paid by the insured, by a “co-insurance” payment shared with the insured, or by the reaching…

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    The Syrian Refugee Crisis

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    In addition, studies have shown that refugees tend to experience unacceptable housing conditions that can then result in potentially harmful illnesses. Also, many report having difficulty finding housing during the first six months of becoming a permanent resident. In comparison to family class immigrants, they have the least difficulty finding housing, skilled workers and business class immigrants are often somewhere in the middle and refugees are reported to have the greatest difficulties in…

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