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Get the most out of your plan with information on health insurance topics.

Do your health insurance homework before moving on to college
08/06/2020
Do your health insurance homework before moving on to college
Heading off to college looks different this year. Students moving into a dorm room or off-campus apartment will need more than a laptop and comforter in their college survival kit.
8 good things you get with your ConnectiCare health plan
08/01/2020
8 good things you get with your ConnectiCare health plan
Your ConnectiCare member identification (ID) card is your pass to free preventive care* and a network of doctors, pharmacies, hospitals, and facilities who want to help keep you healthy.
5 (plus 1) good reasons to have a health savings account (HSA)
04/29/2020
5 (plus 1) good reasons to have a health savings account (HSA)
Wouldn’t it be nice to know you had money in the bank to pay for a doctor’s visit, dental emergency or prescriptions? That’s just one reason to open and save money in a health savings account, or HSA for short.
5 things to know when you have a health savings account (HSA)
04/29/2020
5 things to know when you have a health savings account (HSA)
Your health savings account (HSA) may give you some peace of mind that you have money saved for a medical emergency or to feather your retirement nest.
You’re young and healthy, 5 reasons you still need health insurance
11/15/2019
You’re young and healthy, 5 reasons you still need health insurance
You’re under 40, you don’t go to the doctor much, and there are lots of urgent care centers if you get sick. You don’t really need health insurance – or do you?
Helping a parent or loved one with their Medicare coverage
10/04/2019
Helping a parent or loved one with their Medicare coverage
If you’re one of the millions of Americans caring for an aging parent or spouse, you may be feeling overwhelmed. And, if you’re making their health care decisions, navigating Medicare can seem like yet another chore.
Open enrollment is around the corner. Get ready!
09/25/2019
Open enrollment is around the corner. Get ready!
Don’t wait – get (or stay) covered! There is a limited time to enroll in a health insurance plan for 2020.
8 questions to ask when choosing a health plan
09/23/2019
8 questions to ask when choosing a health plan
You may have a choice of plans when choosing health insurance.
What it means: preauthorization
05/30/2019
What it means: preauthorization
Sometimes you’ll see that a prescription, service or treatment that your doctor recommends needs “preauthorization” or “prior authorization” (they mean the same thing).
Beware of scams. Protect your personal information!
11/20/2018
Beware of scams. Protect your personal information!
Criminals sometimes claim to represent health insurance companies like ConnectiCare in attempts to scam people.
I’ve joined ConnectiCare. Now what? 5 steps to get started.
12/01/2017
I’ve joined ConnectiCare. Now what? 5 steps to get started.
Welcome to ConnectiCare! We want to help you stay healthy (and are here for you when you’re not).
Is it free for me?
09/26/2017
Is it free for me?
ConnectiCare, like other health plans, encourages our members to get preventive care, like annual checkups, cancer screenings and immunizations, like the flu shot. And we pay all the costs for them.
Don’t spend more than you have to on health care
09/21/2017
Don’t spend more than you have to on health care
Did you know that different doctors, hospitals and other facilities can charge different prices for tests and procedures?

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