Open enrollment is the one time of the year when a person or family can enroll or change their health insurance plans for the upcoming year. It sounds like one more annoying administrative task to add to your calendar, but it could mean mistakes that cost you inadequate coverage, unexpected costs, and a lot of […]
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Open enrollment is that time of year when you get to choose or make changes to your health insurance plan. It’s the period when you can sign up for, switch, or adjust your insurance coverage, making sure you’re set for the coming year. Think of it as your window of opportunity to ensure you have
When you lose your job or decide to leave your company, not having insurance can be a major stressor. Until you find a new position, you’ll be more or less on your own when it comes to dental insurance. What happens if you suffer a dental emergency or get a cavity? For people in between
Dental insurance is not instant. After you buy a policy, you will have to wait for it to go into effect. The time between purchasing your policy and receiving coverage is called the waiting period. Every dental insurance company is different, and the waiting period can range from 30 days to over a year. Read
Ouch! Is that a cavity? Why are my gums so red? These are common questions many people find themselves asking. With nearly half of U.S. adults 30 and older having some type of gum disease, it’s clear that oral hygiene is a major concern. The good news is that tooth decay and other problems are
Health and dental insurance are not one in the same. While there are some medical plans that include health and dental coverage, many people have to purchase separate health and dental insurance policies. Each policy has its own deductible and premium. Like health insurance, the types of procedures your dental insurance covers can vary by
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