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Benefits & Health Insurance 101

Make sure your healthcare claims are accepted and covered according to your plan | HealthDiscovery.org
One family comes too close to experiencing a bad outcome in a loved one’s patient care.
Medical insurance is confusing, but it doesn’t have to be. The savvy healthcare consumer grabs the reins and self-educates.
Health insurance benefits can be complicated and confusing. Here are seven key things to know so you avoid costly errors.
An explanation of benefits form or EOB, is not a bill. This form is sent by your health insurance provider to explain how they have processed a claim.
Understand how life events may affect your health benefit needs and choices, whether getting married, having a baby or something else.
A big step in controlling your health costs is understanding how to read your medical bill. Be sure to review each bill for errors or unexpected charges.
If you are a full-time employee and/or enrolled in employer’s health plan, you’ll likely receive tax form 1095-B, 1095-C or both. they provide key information about your health coverage.
Remember to use your flexible spending account dollars before year’s end, or you will have to forfeit most or all of those funds.
As with any major purchase, comparison shopping can help you find and choose the most cost-effective option, even with health care.
If you participate in a health plan, your free COVID-19 tests will be paid for directly by insurance, or you will be reimbursed later for the cost.
Take a journey to explore yourself: Self-Awareness, self-acceptance, self-care and more are all essential dimensions of emotional well-being. Consider how and why certain situations prompt feelings to develop greater resilience.
People are increasingly moving to an HDHP, or high-deductible health plan, with a health savings account (HSA) as a better way to maximize their healthcare dollars.