Utah Health Insurance:
Health insurance news from Utah. How the government and insurance providers try to make health insurance affordable in Utah. News about individual, family and group health insurance from Utah.
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Along with back to school shopping, Utahns will be able to shop for health insurance online beginning August 19, 2009. The Utah Health Exchange is a website where Utah residents and business owners can shop, compare, and buy health insurance plans.
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The Utah Department of Health is hosting a Family Enrollment Fair to encourage eligible, uninsured families to apply for coverage. The event is part of Cover the Uninsured Week, a national effort to get more Americans covered by health insurance.
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The unemployed and uninsured residents of Utah will now have an alternative to COBRA health insurance and that is called NetCare. It will go live if the state House does the final approval.
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Insurance companies in Utah announced a new product prototype, NetCare, that is designed to provide coverage to state residents between jobs and costs less than COBRA coverage.
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UDOH spent several weeks interviewing the Utah racial and Ethnic minority population groups about their attitudes on health insurance.
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Utah advocates for children and low-income residents on Tuesday said that a federal waiver sought by the state that would allow more low-income families into the state's premium subsidy plan will, in effect, push out children now covered by SCHIP.
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As part of health system reform, the 2008 Legislature has made it easier for Utah’s uninsured to enroll in their work-sponsored health plan.
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New estimates show slight drops in both the number and percentage of Utahns who were uninsured during 2007.
