Nevada Insurance Companies for 2019 Nevada residents will not see any changes in health insurance options for 2019. This means that Hometown Health, Health Plan of Nevada, and Ambetter will be the only 3 choices for individuals and families. These… Read More
Group Health Insurance Planning Every year when health insurance policies renew, it seems like benefits decrease and premiums increase. For example, there are many differences between small group health insurance plans available in 2018 compared to 2019. One of the… Read More
Doctors in Reno Once you are enrolled in a Reno health insurance policy, you will need to start looking for a doctor. Finding doctors in Reno that work with your plan will help you save the most money for services.… Read More
There are many different definitions, acronyms, and jargon in the world of Reno health insurance. Even if you want a plan that covers catastrophic claims, you may not qualify for a ‘Catastrophic Plan’. So how do Catastrophic Plans work? Per… Read More
Qualified Health Plans If you call into our office and ask about health insurance plans, you may hear us use the term qualified health plans and non-qualified. It is important to understand the difference between these before you buy. Doing… Read More
Difference Between PPO and HMO Plans Understanding the difference between these two types of plans is very important before signing up for coverage. Depending on your personal preference and price point, you might be a better fit for one or… Read More
2019 Medicare Advantage The 2019 Medicare Nevada Advantage Annual Enrollment Period started on October 15th and ends on December 7th. During this time, we can make plan changes with any Part C Medicare Advantage company effective January 1st. Medicare Advantage… Read More
Anthem Association Plans Nevada continues to see new association plans for health insurance small business options since federal regulations eased back on Affordable Care Act requirements. The latest to appear is Anthem Association Plans. These plans come after Aetna announced… Read More
Earlier this year, President Trump issued an executive order allowing consumers to enroll in short term plans for an entire calendar year. Per Nevada Revised Statutes, this executive order does not affect the maximum term length established in the Silver… Read More
