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momScore: See where your state ranks

Revolution Health has a new interactive tool, momScore, that ranks states based on the accessibility and quality of maternal health care. To determine ... Read More »

Health insurance incentives may be coming to an office near you

Maybe this is a sign of insurance companies finally starting to come around. Quite honestly, it never really made much sense to me that health care ... Read More »

U.S. spent $2.1 trillion on health care in 2006

Medical spending information released from the federal government this week indicated that a record $2.1 trillion was spent in 2006 for health care in ... Read More »

1 in 5 Americans without health care

It's estimated that about 40 million adults are without health insurance, according to a new study from the U.S. government. With no more than 300 ... Read More »

This DOES concern you

While I was visiting family and friends over the Thanksgiving holiday, I happened to pick up a copy of the local newspaper. Inside it were fourteen ... Read More »

California health insurance proposal a tricky situation

Do you think about health insurance like you do auto insurance? That is the comparison California, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger wants residents of his ... Read More »

Exercise saves you money

Does your company encourage employees to adopt healthier habits? If the answer is no, you could soon see changes in this regard -- according to this ... Read More »

Two million U.S. vets lack health insurance

It seems that the social healthcare environment in the U.S. is escalating (whether you support it or not), but a new study finds that almost two ... Read More »

Health insurance shopping: Top questions to ask

Oprah recently aired the show Sick in America: It Can Happen to You. Kimberly Lankford, insurance expert and author of The Insurance Maze, shared six ... Read More »

Young adults should not ignore health insurance

Did you know of the 47 million medically uninsured in this country, 19 million of them are 18-34 years old? Oftentimes they are still studying, ... Read More »