Laura Colbert of the consumer advocacy group Georgians for a Healthy Future, asked to comment on the survey results, said Wednesday that the combination of rising premiums and growing deductibles…
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What You Need to Know About 1332 Waivers & Georgia’s Health Insurance Marketplace
February 25, 2019
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Mark your calendars! Open enrollment starts in just 10 days! Visit healthcare.gov starting November 1st to find the right health care coverage plan for your needs! Open enrollment ends December 15, 2019.
Just in time for open enrollment! GHF is pleased to release its annual Getting Georgia Covered report. The annual publication tells the story of how Georgia individuals and families are faring in Georgia's health insurance marketplace.
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Disappointing news for Georgia individuals and families. The 2019 United Health Foundation report ranked Georgia 40th among states on the health of women and children. Georgia fell three places in ranking since 2018, learn more here: www.georgiahealthnews.com/2019/10/georgia-declines-health-ranking-women-children/
Georgia declines in health ranking for women and children
A recent report ranks Georgia 40th among states on the health of women and children, down three spot...2019 Policy Priorities
Learn more about Georgians for a Healthy Future’s 2019 Policy Priorities.
How To Get Your Money's Worth From Your Health Insurance
Once you've signed up for health insurance, it's important you understand how to use it! This video explains how to select a doctor, access preventive services, and budget for future health costs.
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