What to DO When Health Insurance Doesn't Cover ALL of Your Needs

B'SD

15 Cheshvan, 5779

I noticed this news item in a  update:

• Having health insurance won't necessarily safeguard seriously ill patients from financial disaster, writes Margot Sanger-Katz ~ 1,495 Americans Describe the Financial Reality of Being Really Sick (New York Times)

You might be nodding your head, or sighing, in recognition of the problem.

That's one of the reasons that you 

need to read

The soothing prose in the book is one thing, and the GLOBAL RESOURCES section quite another. Read it all the way through to learn about organizations willing to help you to pay some or all of your specific medical expenses. 

Need a free this or that? 

A low-cost option for first-quality medicine and/or medical care? 

Information on how to accomplish a goal that you need to reach?


Buy the E-book or print edition of EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge.  

Medical and mental health professionals recommend it on and off the cover.






Find out how to cope with medical and/or mental health problems, including the expenses for your care.

Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity. Face Your Future with Optimism.

Fill your options with can-do choices.

Is that an Anthem We Hear, or Taps?

B'SD

7 Elul 5770

I'm recovering from a very long, unpleasant relocation process and I'm sad to rejoin you by sharing the news that Obamacare seems to be playing "Taps" on American Health: Health Care Premiums Are Already Soaring In Advance of Obamacare

Apparently the problem goes back to February of this year Anthem Blue Cross dramatically raising rates for Californians with individual health policies

You know the solution:

A 1-stop guide to calming down

and finding affordable, quality

health care options.

It's called

Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity.
Face Your Future with Optimism.

Need Affordable, Comprehensive Health Insurance with that Pre-Existing Condition? Look Here.

B'SD

14 Menachem Av 5769


Check out this communication via the "Just for Writers" group at LinkedIn (join my LI network).

A gentleman asked members at large:

"How can someone with health problems
(muscular dystrophy, pacemaker),
who wants to write science fiction
novels and short stories for
a living, find affordable,
comprehensive health insurance?

"I've checked with writers unions
and most of them say insurers
would deny me based on
my health problems.

"I'm considering starting a sole
proprietorship so I can become a
group of one and they won't deny
me coverage. Of course, I don't
know if they'll give me
affordable insurance or cover
the various things I need because
of my muscular dystrophy and the
resulting effect on my health.

I'm hoping you've got some ideas
that I haven't thought of. I know
I can find a solution to
this obstacle."

Here's how I replied to the question:

"B'SD

My books about how to cope with medical crises contain relevant information in the "Global Resources" section. See my blog, where you can buy the first edition now. The newer edition of "It's MY Crisis" will likely be released for sale later this month.

Yocheved Golani
http://www.linkedin.com/in/yochevedgolaniink

http://twitter.com/yochevedgolani

http://itsmycrisisandillcryifineedto.blogspot.com/ "

Here's to YOUR best coping with medical challenge efforts!

BUY "It's My Crisis!" COPE with YOUR Medical Challenge.

Cry if you need to.

And learn to dry your tears.

THAT can help you to cope

with a medical challenge.

Yocheved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life