Short-term health insurance is a growing trend, just like becoming self-employed. The infographic below explains that adults, specifically millennials, value flexibility and work-life balance in the workplace. How does this affect their access to affordable health insurance? Check out the research below to discover what the younger generations…
With complicated cost breakdowns and complex terminology, the world of health insurance can be challenging to navigate. In fact, a 2016 survey* revealed that only 4% of Americans could successfully define the following health insurance words: deductible, coinsurance, copay, and out-of-pocket maximum. There’s clearly widespread confusion, but that…
Cold and flu season is here, so it’s time to boost your immune system to stay healthy and happy all winter long. According to the FDA, cold and flu season starts in October and can last as long as May. Cold and flu symptoms are highly contagious, so…
Short-term health insurance has always served as a temporary placeholder to help those without major medical coverage pay for unexpected health emergencies. Short-term health plans are also an attractive option for people in-between jobs who lost health coverage from their employers. However, the modern workforce is evolving, and…
Written by: Olivia Bricen, Vera Health blogger If you’re anything like me, you enjoy having indoor plants in your space for various reasons. They liven up my work desk and home, reduce my stress levels, and boost my mood. Have you ever felt better with indoor plants around,…
By Olivia Bricen, Vera Health Blogger Have you ever used essential oils? Studies show that scents have a powerful impact on our bodies. The olfactory nerve, responsible for your sense of smell, is located in the nose and reaches the skull where it sends signals to areas of…
When it comes to health insurance plans, there are some key differences to note between the benefits of short-term health insurance and traditional major medical health insurance that meet the requirements of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). We’re here to break down the differences to help you decide…
