Christmas is a wonderful time to catch up with all your family.  This year the subject was all about how my two brothers were going to manage their disabilities without healthcare. 

One brother that had the MVA has applied for Temporary Disability while waiting for surgeries and the Auto insurance settlement, and is lucky enough to have a spouse that is working 2 and sometimes 3 jobs to keep their house from going into foreclosure and to have enough money to pay for his prescriptions,…

True Stories of the horrors of not having insurance are what I want to talk about.....no exaggerations please!  Actually after hearing one my stories...you'll probably think I am exaggerating and making up  aspects of the story to make it more sensational.....But....NO I'm not!

My brother was in a MVA head-on collision in June 2011....not his fault so the other driver is responsible.

The other driver does have good insurance, and at some point his medical bills will be paid.…

Seniors caught in the Medicare Part D coverage gap known as the doughnut hole are twice as likely to stop taking their medication, a new study found.  Penny wise and pound foolish?  One more indication that financial conditions carry great weight in health decisions and could be causing health issues that create more cost than it would take to close the doughnut hole gap.  Sigh, will we ever learn?…

And here is the final piece that concludes my trilogy on Doctors...The previous 2 were Top Ten Reasons To Get A New Doctor and How To Find A Good Physician.

Here's the thing...typically you have about 15 minutes with a primary care…

I thought I would continue my "article series" about doctors.  This continues from my article "Top Ten Reasons To Get A New Doctor."  I hope this all helps.

First thing to decide is what kind of doctor do you need?  



A primary care physician is like a quarterback who orchestrates the team.  Feeling comfortable with this physician is of paramount importance…

• Doesn't really listen to what you say
• The office staff is unprofessional, demanding, or disrespectful.
• You need a caring style, not clinical or vice versa
• You don't feel comfortable sharing intimate details about yourself
• Can't be reached in an emergency
• Disrespect in the form of routinely long wait times
• Doesn't explain the why behind tests and procedures
• Rude or condescending
• Doesn't play well with your…

As we all know Healthcare is in a state of crisis.  Over 60 million people have no health insurance which is related to numerous factors including:  Employer does not offer it, most people cannot realistically afford it for themselves much less their families, people are just having a hard time qualifying for it due to health restrictions.  If you fall into one of these categories, we can help you get covered.  Our company is Family Care & our insurance division is American Workers…

The markets took a hit today and it's making the experts think about the famous "double dip" saying and whether we are headed to another recession.  I am speaking of this because I used to be a trader on Wall Street before I was uninsured...  But things took a hit and here I am.  Funny how things change...What will happen to us if we hit another recession.  

The big conundrum that I never understood about people who are against public assistance of any kind…

We have decided to add a list of other resources for the uninsured.  This can be found on the navigation menu above.  It is in the format of one of our forum categories so it can also be found in our community forum.  Here we will hopefully list as many resources, other than our…

Don't let my profile pic fool you, this is actually my first daughter.  The picture was taken overseas at our condominium's pool.  Great thing about overseas what that everything was cheap and so was our insurance at the time (around $500 a year for a family of four).  Anyhow let me explain 2 things about this…

I have had many loved ones be in terrible pain with their teeth and it lead to other health problems because they had NO INSURANCE.  I decided to obtain my license and find a way to help. Wow! I had no idea just how much money my clients would save! Got a call today and saved a lady $1500 on her wisdom teeth extractions Yay  So heres the deal

GROUP PLAN AVAILABLE TO INDIVIDUALS IN TEXAS,CALIFORNIA, AND FLORIDA RESIDENTS

NO DEDUCTIBLE

NO CREDIT CHECK

NO WAITING…

I wanted to write this article after reading Harold Cherry's blog post here about "Medical Tourism".  I used to live in Malaysia for a couple years.  Having a family of four I was shocked to realize that I had to only pay 600 USD a year, yes I said a year, for the top most health insurance that country had.  That covered me, my wife, and two small children.   Not only that, but my wife, who…

Many Americans think that their medical services, hospitals and doctors are far better to that of other countries and areas, especially third world countries. That statement couldn’t be farther from the truth. In fact, many foreign countries are known for being one of the best in their particular specialty. The World Health Organization recently ranked the quality of health care in over 191 countries and the United States ranked a dismal 37th. Unbelievable? Nope. Many Asian and South…

Look at this man...If you haven't heard by now (and tell me if this story does not break your heart), this is a picture of Richard Verone.  Now normally I don't think the name would hit most Americans the way Michael Jackson's or President Obama's would, but I think today his name will resonate…

Hi everyone...

Although our official site launch is on Monday, if you are not new to this site then you know that we have been moving along with its construction pretty fast.  In fact, the site is pretty much functional as far as the community aspect is concerned.  And considering this is probably 90 percent of the site, I would figure that its not all that shabby.  Anyone can join this site, or should I say community/social network. Here you can express and share your ideas,…