Democratic Senators MUST beware when making decisions on health insurance and health care reform. According to Chuck Todd, Americans will NOT feel that there is health care reform unless there is a public option in it. Also, like President Obama says, Americans do NOT want their health care benefits taxed.

While at a conference in England this week, Economist Paul Krugman said he was optimistic that a genuine Public Health Care option would be passed this year. I hope he is right. But the Republicans have come forward to offer an alternative plan.

All the recent discussion of health insurance and reforming the health care industry is leaving many Americans with more questions than answers. These questions can cause even more concern when politicians and lobbyists involved in the debate fail to disclose the full picture. President Obama's plan to create a government-run public health insurance option has perhaps become the cornerstone of the entire debate.

Thea draft law on health insurance that was submitted in the Congress with the aim of making health insurance more available to the Americans has 615 pages. How long will it take the lawmakers to study the bill on health insurance reform?

Key to the entire effort at Health care reform is a Public Health care plan. Without such a plan, the profit motive will continue to control health care. I am happy to report that the congressional democrats are coming very close to a health insurance plan that they will propose and the public option is a central part of it.

One day after a report on a Harvard study was released that showed that 62% of personal bankruptcies result from medical costs, even hitting the those with health insurance, President Barack Obama used his weekly radio address to push for health care reform.

New report by Milliman shows that families and individuals will pay a greater share in employer-sponsored health insurance plan starting in 2009.

The word deductible in health insurance coverage makes many people nervous, especially if it is $500 or $1,000. Perhaps this is because they have never considered what a deductible can do for them, so let's look at four ways a deductible could add to your well-being.

On May 12th, 2009, the National Association of Realtors brought out an exciting benefit for Realtors - a limited medical insurance program. REALTORS Core Health Insurance provides affordable, attainable health programs for NAR members between the ages of 18 and 65.