If you have a toothache or oral health concern, how do you resolve the problem? Traditionally most Americans go to their family dentist for dental issues, but a recent report indicates increasing numbers are heading to hospital emergency rooms (ER) for dental problems. View full article »
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Do you need your prescription eyeglasses or contact lenses to see clearly? Would you like to discard them permanently? Consider the solution that has changed the lives of millions of Americans: LASIK surgery. View full article »
Many Americans rate their sight as the most important of their five senses. But to have healthy eyes and vision throughout your life, you should participate regularly in a comprehensive eye exam. Fortunately, vision insurance is available to help make routine eye exams and prescription correction devices, such as glasses or contacts, more affordable.
Vision coverage usually is available as a benefits package or a discount plan. If you’re unsure of the difference, review these descriptions: View full article »
There is nothing like a child’s silly grin or hilarious laugh to make parents smile.
To ensure kids enjoy good health throughout their school-age years, parents need to take advantage of health screenings available through health clinics and physician offices. The new Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, signed into law in March 2010, reinforces the importance of health care screenings by requiring most insurance plans to pay for preventive care evaluations.
National health experts have developed suggested guidelines for screening tests. However, some doctors and health insurance companies may have different frequency preferences. Prior to scheduling a recommended evaluation, parents should verify their insurance coverage. Here’s a list of health screening options for school-age kids under 20 years old: View full article »
In national surveys, employees place high value on their ancillary benefits, especially dental and vision insurance. But many parents indicate that they select dental and vision benefits to ensure their kids have healthy teeth and eyes. They recognize the importance of preventive care in providing the best learning and growing experiences possible. Here’s what parents and care givers need to know about kids’ dental and vision care needs: View full article »
