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Consumer behavior has changed drastically, according to Capgemini and Efma’s World Insurance Report. The new “millennial mindset” has taken over and more consumers are trusting their own findings when it comes to researching insurance policies and actually making the purchase – all online. The report categorizes insurance customers into four […]

Changes in Consumer Behavior

June 22, 2020 in Health tagged Consumer Behavior / insurance and finances / insurance trends by Emily Schellin

With the upcoming changes in insulin prices for those with diabetes, it’s necessary to take into account how important the change in prices is for the cost of being a diabetic. People with type 1 diabetes spend an extra 2,500 a year out-of-pocket for maintaining their health, but according to […]

Cost of Being a Diabetic: Where does The Out-Of-Pocket Cost ...

June 17, 2020 in Health tagged diabetes / medical debt / medical devices by Jadon Sennet

Four states have taken the initiative and passed laws stating that businesses are immune from “civil liability” for COVID-related claims. One of the four states, North Carolina, provides immunity to many different “essential businesses,” such as grocery stores and restaurants. Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming, however, offer immunity to anyone and […]

Immunity from COVID-19 Claims

June 16, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / economics / food and drink by Emily Schellin

As with the rest of the market, Starbucks saw a major decrease in their stocks in mid-March amid the coronavirus pandemic. With 15,000 stores in the United States alone, Starbucks was forced to close their cafes throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and they suffered along with many other businesses. The coffee […]

Starbucks Announces Major Transformation

June 15, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / food and drink / pandemic by Emily Schellin

Free radicals antioxidants disease — Free Radicals, Antioxidants, and Disease Free Radicals are associated with human diseases, such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and many others. They also may have a link to aging, which has been described as a “gradual accumulation of free-radical damage.” Substances that generate free radicals can be […]

Free Radicals, Antioxidants and Disease

June 14, 2020 in Health tagged aging well / cancer / Disease Prevention / healthy eating by Jenny McCann

As the current US population continues to increase, through modern medicine our life expectancy has increased. Most notably these numbers seem to be increasingly true based on where you live, according to an analysis from Samuel Preston of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the nation’s leading demographers. Are we […]

Life Expectancy Might Increase or Decrease Based on Geographic Area

June 13, 2020 in Health tagged aging well / health trends / healthy body by Jadon Sennet

The IRS announced last month that it is allowing employees to change their healthcare benefits mid-year, compared to waiting until the open enrollment season. These new guidelines allow employees to change health plans while signing up for a plan that they might have previously waived. The guidelines also allow alterations […]

Americans Able To Change Health Benefits According to New IRS ...

June 12, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / health insurance basics / insurance industry changes / open enrollment period by Jadon Sennet

If Obamacare ACA is overturned — During the American Revolution in 1775, colonists were fighting under multiple flags rather than uniting under one. The Second Continental Congress met in June of 1775 to create a unified colonial fighting force. Thus the Continental Army was created, under the first “American” flag, the Continental Colors. Many thought this […]

Flag Day Facts

June 11, 2020 in Health tagged American History / National Holidays / Patriotism by Emily Schellin

If your company offers health benefits, the plan you chose last fall may not be best for you now, in light of all the hardships employers and employees have faced the last few months. Luckily, the IRS announced in May their plan to allow employees to “add, drop or alter […]

IRS Allows Benefits Changes

June 10, 2020 in Health tagged health savings account / insurance and government / managing debt / medical debt by Emily Schellin

vitamins — How To Improve Vitamin Deficiency For Women Women tend to lack specific, yet extremely common minerals and vitamins, such as Vitamin D deficiency from inadequate sunlight exposure or Calcium loss during the natural aging process. Vitamin deficiency is especially true for women during pregnancy, or if they have dietary restrictions […]

How To Improve Vitamin Deficiency For Women

June 9, 2020 in Health tagged Disease Prevention / healthy eating / nutrition / women's health by Jenny McCann