In a bad bureaucratic state after leaving my last job and them botching unenrolling me from employer-sponsored Kaiser Plan
Here's the rundown: I voluntarily left my job middle of March, health benefits were to end at the end of...
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Tesla Model 3 refresh revealed with improved range, new features
In a move that's unsurprising for Tesla, the company has done a surprise reveal of the refreshed Model 3. It's...
Hospital won’t code Pap/HPV screening as preventative
Over a year ago, I had a pap exam and got an ASC-US result (Atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance...
(17F) Lost medicaid, not sure what to do from here.
Hi! I don’t really know how to use Reddit, and I'm not much of a writer. sorry. My mother had...
Choice + HSA vs. Signature PPO?
I'm beginning a new role soon and my employer has provided the option to choose between a Choice + HSA...
The contractor’s guide to recordkeeping
3 minute read As an independent contractor, you’re likely very busy balancing projects on different job sites week after week....
EQC launches natural hazards portal to assess community risks
EQC launches natural hazards portal to assess community risks | Insurance Business New Zealand Catastrophe & Flood EQC launches natural...
Driving Bentley's Gorgeous $2 Million Batur Feels Pretty Normal
Driving a multi-million-dollar car like Bentley’s Batur is weird. Not only are you trying unbelievably hard not to do anything...
How artificial intelligence benefits brokers
We’ve all seen stories about AI and what programs like ChatGPT will mean for the future of work. The general...
If a person with Medicaid who isnt working right now has a *moderate* dental problem that requires an EXTRA deep cleaning/procedure that is beyond what happens in a typical cleaning/check up, would it be financially wiser to check up on it NOW while not working (On basic Medicaid), or after working?
—Please read carefully in its entirety. ASSUMING IT IS NOT AN URGENT PROCEDURE. I have tufts and am based in...
