Health Insurance
Millennials
Virtually Healthy: 5 Reasons Why Millennials Aren't As Well As They Think
Millennials, the first generation expected to be less prosperous than their parents, may also be less healthy.
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Health Insurance
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News and Trends
The Healthcare Industry Needs to Change in Order to Serve All Individuals
Glenn Llopis points out the core flaw in our current healthcare model.
Health insurance -- or health care coverage -- was affected by the Affordable Care Act that was passed in 2010 with the following rollout of key initiatives, including mandatory health care coverage for all U.S. citizens and legal residents and making it illegal for insurers to reject applicants based on predetermined health conditions. The law also requires small business owners with 50 or more full-time employees to offer their employees health insurance.
