Florida Medical Insurance Losing Ground

Orlando, Florida

Ten years ago a graduate with a high-tech degree used to be able to demand a big salary, great medical benefits, maybe even a fancy car; but now those white collar managers are finding their salaries cut, their Mercedes Benz gone, and their health insurance plans dwindling down to nothing. A recent report published on Florida health insurance web, says white collar workers are losing company paid benefits and insurance programs even without losing their jobs. Read More on what is happening to the Florida medical insurance industry here.

Moran Insurance Agency Comments On Bill

Orlando, Florida

Moran Insurance & Financial Solutions announced that the House of representatives passed a huge plan to overhaul affordable health insurance in the state of Florida. The new plan will make health insurance cheaper to allow for the nearly 4 million uninsured in Florida to get insurance.

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Tampa Florida Health Insurance News Update

Tampa Florida health insurance

Accessing affordable health insurance coverage in Florida has become a tough task these days. We have the third highest uninsured rate in the nation, with more than 3.8-million Floridians lacking health insurance. With many of the thick spending cuts in Medicaid loom just ahead. About the only bright spot is Gov. Charlie Crist's modest effort to create affordable basic policies aimed at working-class Floridians, which would offer incremental progress until there is the will and the means for universal coverage. Read the full article here...

Florida Group Health Insurance Advocate Says Hospitals Are Ranked Low

Florida health insurance advocate, Florida Health Insurance Web, comments on a recent survey conducted on medical facilities in Florida. How do they match up with other states across the country. The finest doctor's from across the country come to Florida to work in the Florida sunshine. All that 'Florida Tourism' stuff sounds great; until you match it up with real life, and real statistics; like the Healthcare Providers Survey (health insurance statistic) that ranks Florida hospitals failing in all 10 categories. Read the entire article here. Florida Hospital Survey.