by Debbie Koenig from WebMD | May 15, 2020 | Media
This article was featured in WebMD. Written by Debbie Koenig. The latest focus in the COVID-19 crisis is testing, both to diagnose if you are infected as well as to detect if you have antibodies to the virus. But which test should you get? Which are...
by Caroline Lewis | May 11, 2020 | Media, Uncategorized
This article was featured in The Gothamist. When Jacklyn Lacey’s anxiety medication was set to run out in mid-April, a few weeks into quarantine, she got in touch with her doctor’s office and asked if she could refill her prescriptions remotely, hoping...
by DAVID OLSON, NEWSDAY | Dec 19, 2019 | Media
With the growing prevalence of high deductible health insurance plans, having access to an HSA/FSA/HRA, otherwise known as a Health Savings Plan, can help reduce the sting when paying your medical bills. We shared our thoughts about the value of these plans with David...
by Anna Werner, CBS News | Sep 24, 2019 | Media
After Frank Esposito started having back pain, an MRI revealed a bulge in his spine and he was told he needed surgery. The surgery was a success, but then the bills started coming in: over $650,000 in all. Anna Werner shares his story. Click here to read...
by By Sarah Kliff Graphics by Javier Zarracina/Vox | Aug 5, 2019 | Media
More and more people are encountering unexpected medical bills. What should you do if you receive a bill for services that you believe are unwarranted? Where do you start? Here are some steps to take to help you take charge of these potentially compromising bills....
by Jenny Gold from Kaiser Health News and Sarah Kliff from VOX | Aug 4, 2019 | Media
Calling 911 for an ambulance that takes you to a trauma center could result in thousands of dollars in unexpected charges. We reached out to Jenny Gold from Kaiser Health News and Sarah Cliff from Vox to help tell our client’s story. Read the story posted below for...
