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Healthcare articles about Health Insurance.

Health Insurance Aug 26, 2022 6 min

What is an HRA?

A Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRA) is an agreement between employee and employer about a predetermined allowance that may be eligible for qualified medical expenses. Only employers can put money into an HRA.

By Kendra Bean
Health Insurance Aug 23, 2022 7 min

How Do I Add Dependents to My Health Plan?

Adding dependents to your health insurance plan can be done directly through your insurance company's website, marketplace plans, or employer if you have job-based insurance coverage during open enrollment or due to qualifying life events.

By Alexandra Thompson
Health Insurance Aug 23, 2022 7 min

Health Insurance Options for Uber Drivers

An Uber driver can get health benefits through a family member, a health plan alternative like Mira, an individual plan through the marketplace, and a catastrophic plan.

By Kendra Bean
Health Insurance May 11, 2024 6 min

Best K Health Alternatives in 2024

Alternatives to K Health include Mira, Doctor on Demand, MD Live, and Plushcare. The service that's best for you depends on your personal needs.

By Kendra Bean
Health Insurance May 11, 2024 6 min

Best COBRA Health Insurance Alternatives in 2024

COBRA is an expensive healthcare option, especially if you lost your job or decided to leave your current company and don't yet have another job lined up. Fortunately, there are alternatives to get coverage for you and your family.

By Alexandra Thompson
Health Insurance Aug 23, 2022 6 min

Health Benefits for Lyft Drivers

A Lyft driver can get health benefits through a family member, a health plan alternative like Mira, an individual plan through the marketplace, and a catastrophic plan.

By Erica Kahn
Health Insurance Aug 23, 2022 7 min

Health Benefits As An Amazon Flex Contracted Employee

An Amazon Flex contracted employee can get health benefits through a family member, a health plan alternative like Mira, an individual plan through the marketplace, and a catastrophic plan.

By Kendra Bean
Health Insurance Jan 1, 2024 10 min

How Much Is Individual Health Insurance? Updated for 2024 

The average individual premiums in 2024 for the U.S. is $456. depending on multiple factors. Your insurance plan varies by metal tier and plan type. Millions of people are without insurance or pay out of pocket for healthcare services, so obtaining a plan from the Marketplace can be an excellent option for many.

By Mira Research Team
Health Insurance Aug 23, 2022 9 min

Can I Lose My Medicaid Coverage?

There are a few reasons why you might be at risk of losing your Medicaid coverage, including pandemic-related policy changes, changes in income level, and loss of social security insurance benefits.

By Girisha Bharadwaj
Health Insurance Jul 8, 2023 7 min

Can I Use My Health Insurance Out of State

All health insurance plans regardless of the state of purchase will cover emergency services at any hospital in the United States, with the exception of Hawaii. However, non-emergency care, like primary care visits, might not be covered. Health emergencies and accidents can happen at any time, including during vacation or business trips. It is important to know if your health insurance will cover your care outside of your home state when traveling both domestically and internationally.

By Alexandra Thompson
Health Insurance Aug 23, 2022 11 min

What Are My Options Once I Age Off of My Parent's Health Insurance?

After turning 26, the exact time at which your parent’s health insurance plan expires will depend on how your parent gets their health insurance - private or public coverage. After turning 26, you will be able to sign up for your plan within a specific 120-day period or during the year-end Open Enrollment Period, but to avoid a coverage gap, you should decide upon a plan before or during your birthday month.

By Kendra Bean
Health Insurance Aug 23, 2022 7 min

What Types of Surgeries are Covered by My Health Insurance?

Many health insurance plans fully or partially cover surgical procedures deemed ‘medically necessary’ by a healthcare professional. Every health insurance company has its own policies to identify what is a medically necessary service. To find out if your surgery is covered by health insurance, you should review your Summary of Benefits and Coverage (SBC).

By Girisha Bharadwaj