UniCare Sound Health Insurance Plans have a new home on the internet at www.soundhealthrates.com .
Sound health rates is the new address for the website replacing www.unicaresoundplans.com
Both addresses can take you where you want to go, but www.soundhealthrates.com is the top resource for understanding, and applying for UniCare Sound Health plans.UniCare's Sound Health Plan is the perfect plan if you are single, between the ages of 18-40, and live in Illinois, or Texas. It is the perfect student health plan, the perfect plan while you are waiting for the next job, the perfect plan for when you are single, and it is real health insurance that limits your losses to the deductible.
Sound is Health coverage for your body, eyes, teeth. You know, the important stuff. Three simple health insurance plans, one just your flavor.
Apply online, that's it. No catches, no wasted time.
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Thursday, February 15, 2007
Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Anthem BCBS Nevada Tonik tips
Anthem BCBS Tonik has proven to be the hottest plan in Nevada this year, here are a few tips to make sure it is the right plan for you.
1. You are a California, Texas, or Nevada resident.
2. You are not currently taking any medications except for birth control.
3. You don't have any pre existing health conditions.
4. You want the selection of a ppo network
5. You want a plan that has integrated dental benefits
Go to www.tonikhealthquotes.com for more information.
1. You are a California, Texas, or Nevada resident.
2. You are not currently taking any medications except for birth control.
3. You don't have any pre existing health conditions.
4. You want the selection of a ppo network
5. You want a plan that has integrated dental benefits
Go to www.tonikhealthquotes.com for more information.
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
Nevada Health alert Network
The Health Alert Network (HAN) is a nationwide communications system that was established by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and is implemented by each state. It is designed to enable a two-way, 24/7 flow of critical health information among the Nevada State Health Division and local and rural health care professionals throughout the state, including physicians, nurses, hospitals, laboratories, clinicians, public health workers, emergency management and others. HAN messages range from informational updates of general interest to alerts which require immediate action. HAN members are identified and tracked in a secure database maintained by Public Health Preparedness.
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Saturday, July 29, 2006
Nevada to allow lower cost Canadian prescriptions
The Nevada State Board of Pharmacy on Wednesday voted 4-3 to approve regulations that would allow state residents to purchase lower-cost prescription drugs from Canadian pharmacies.
In April, the board will hold a formal public hearing on the regulations, and, provided that the board approves them a second time, they will move to the Legislative Commission for consideration. The regulations would allow shipments of medications approved by FDA and Health Canada, which regulates prescription drugs in Canada, but would prohibit shipments of controlled substances or shipments from off-shore affiliates. In addition, the regulations would prohibit shipments of generic medications that are available in Canada but not the U.S. and treatments that require refrigeration. The Governor's Office of Consumer Compliance would provide information on a Web site about how to contact and purchase prescription drugs from four approved mail-order Canadian pharmacies inspected and licensed by the board last year.
To purchase drugs from an approved Canadian Pharmacy visit www.medequote.net
Nevada residents would have to forward prescriptions from U.S. physicians to one of the pharmacies, and Canadian law requires a Canadian physician to review and approve each prescription before shipments are sent to the U.S. Assembly Majority Leader Barbara Buckley (D), who chairs the Legislative Commission, said that state residents would have the ability to order prescription drugs from Canadian pharmacies over the Internet, by fax or by phone.
www.tonikhealthquotes.com
In April, the board will hold a formal public hearing on the regulations, and, provided that the board approves them a second time, they will move to the Legislative Commission for consideration. The regulations would allow shipments of medications approved by FDA and Health Canada, which regulates prescription drugs in Canada, but would prohibit shipments of controlled substances or shipments from off-shore affiliates. In addition, the regulations would prohibit shipments of generic medications that are available in Canada but not the U.S. and treatments that require refrigeration. The Governor's Office of Consumer Compliance would provide information on a Web site about how to contact and purchase prescription drugs from four approved mail-order Canadian pharmacies inspected and licensed by the board last year.
To purchase drugs from an approved Canadian Pharmacy visit www.medequote.net
Nevada residents would have to forward prescriptions from U.S. physicians to one of the pharmacies, and Canadian law requires a Canadian physician to review and approve each prescription before shipments are sent to the U.S. Assembly Majority Leader Barbara Buckley (D), who chairs the Legislative Commission, said that state residents would have the ability to order prescription drugs from Canadian pharmacies over the Internet, by fax or by phone.
www.tonikhealthquotes.com
Killer heat wave in California equals medical emergency
At least 132 deaths, mostly elderly residents, were likely linked to a nearly two-week heat wave in California, county coroner's offices reported Friday. The big jump from a day earlier came primarily from Los Angeles, Merced, and Stanislaus counties, where coroners struggled to keep up.
"This is unprecedented for the county," said Stanislaus County Office of Emergency Services spokesman David Jones. The county typically suffers one heat-related death a year, he said. On Friday, he reported 29 deaths in a survey by The Associated Press.
The state's elderly may have underestimated the potential for harm.
"They've dealt with heat forever," said Sgt. Sue Norris, supervisor of the Merced County coroner's office. "They don't think that it could be a real danger."
Both Northern and Southern California had been gripped by triple-digit temperatures since July 16, with the Central Valley suffering the most with temperatures as high as 115.
The heat wave appeared to be nearing its end Friday as regions that saw the mercury soar past 100 degrees early in the week fell back into the 80s and 90s, said Mike Delman, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service.
"By Monday, Tuesday we'll be even cooler than normal," Delman said. In the extended forecast, "It might warm up a bit, but nothing like what we had."
Californians trying to keep cool have set records for energy consumption.
Before this week, the utility's highest peak energy use was recorded at 5,661 megawatts. The heat wave created a demand of 6,165 megawatts — shocking officials who predicted usage wouldn't top 6,100 megawatts for another four years.
In Northern California, a wildfire near the Oregon state line was threatening major power transmission lines between California and the Pacific Northwest. Grid operators said they could reroute electricity if the lines go dead, but those three lines carry about 4,200 megawatts to California.
Farmers have been struggling as well, trying get work crews into the fields in the early mornings to avoid the worst of the heat and running water misters to keep cattle from dying. Vegetables, fruit and even wine grapes could be affected.
"The conditions, staying this hot for this long, are simply too much for the most vulnerable residents," state Sen. Dean Florez said Thursday as he called on Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to declare a state of emergency in the Central Valley to make more financial and personnel resources available.
Schwarzenegger said he had already taken action to help residents cope with the heat, pointing to 75 cooling centers available at fairgrounds and conservation measures to avoid blackouts.
"There's not much more we can do," he said. "I don't know what it means to declare a state of emergency when we're already doing everything."
www.medequote.net
www.tonikhealthquotes.com
"This is unprecedented for the county," said Stanislaus County Office of Emergency Services spokesman David Jones. The county typically suffers one heat-related death a year, he said. On Friday, he reported 29 deaths in a survey by The Associated Press.
The state's elderly may have underestimated the potential for harm.
"They've dealt with heat forever," said Sgt. Sue Norris, supervisor of the Merced County coroner's office. "They don't think that it could be a real danger."
Both Northern and Southern California had been gripped by triple-digit temperatures since July 16, with the Central Valley suffering the most with temperatures as high as 115.
The heat wave appeared to be nearing its end Friday as regions that saw the mercury soar past 100 degrees early in the week fell back into the 80s and 90s, said Mike Delman, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service.
"By Monday, Tuesday we'll be even cooler than normal," Delman said. In the extended forecast, "It might warm up a bit, but nothing like what we had."
Californians trying to keep cool have set records for energy consumption.
Before this week, the utility's highest peak energy use was recorded at 5,661 megawatts. The heat wave created a demand of 6,165 megawatts — shocking officials who predicted usage wouldn't top 6,100 megawatts for another four years.
In Northern California, a wildfire near the Oregon state line was threatening major power transmission lines between California and the Pacific Northwest. Grid operators said they could reroute electricity if the lines go dead, but those three lines carry about 4,200 megawatts to California.
Farmers have been struggling as well, trying get work crews into the fields in the early mornings to avoid the worst of the heat and running water misters to keep cattle from dying. Vegetables, fruit and even wine grapes could be affected.
"The conditions, staying this hot for this long, are simply too much for the most vulnerable residents," state Sen. Dean Florez said Thursday as he called on Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to declare a state of emergency in the Central Valley to make more financial and personnel resources available.
Schwarzenegger said he had already taken action to help residents cope with the heat, pointing to 75 cooling centers available at fairgrounds and conservation measures to avoid blackouts.
"There's not much more we can do," he said. "I don't know what it means to declare a state of emergency when we're already doing everything."
www.medequote.net
www.tonikhealthquotes.com
Nevada Students turning to Tonik Health Plans
Anthem BCBS Nevada Tonik is the perfect health insurance plan for Nevada students. The plan provides coverage for Hospital, Surgical, ER, Unlimited Doctor Visits, Prescriptions, Dental and Vision. What get's everyone's attention is the low price per month which ranges between $104 - $137 per month depending on your age, sex, where you live, or are going to school. The price may be low but the coverage isn't compared to so called Nevada Student Health Insurance Plans.
Parents like the plan because it provides a lot more coverage than is typically offered with school policies, and the large network gives nation wide coverage while traveling.
Students like the fact that they are covered head to toe and can visit any emergency room. The $20, $30, and $40 copay for doctor visits means that health care is now affordable when they have a problem. The dental plan pays 100% for checkups, and 80% for fillings! The vision provides for an $50 toward your eyes exam and deep discounts on contacts, and eyewear!
The Tonik plan is the hottest thing to enter the Nevada Health Insurance market in the last decade! The plan is available in three different deductible, $1500, $3000, and $5000. All are 100% plans with out any coinsurance, and no hassles! Your yearly out of pocket for Hospitilization and Surgery equals your yearly deductible, everything else is first dollar coverage!
The application process is simple, apply online, or over the phone, the whole process takes less than 10 minutes, and a healthy person can be covered right away! Just click above to get a Nevada health insurance quote for the Tonik Health plan. It is the ideal Nevada Student Health Insurance Plan.
Tonik Health Plans are a product of Anthem BCBS Nevada. Medequote is a premier Anthem BCBS Nevada Agency.
For more information just visit www.tonikhealthquote.com
Parents like the plan because it provides a lot more coverage than is typically offered with school policies, and the large network gives nation wide coverage while traveling.
Students like the fact that they are covered head to toe and can visit any emergency room. The $20, $30, and $40 copay for doctor visits means that health care is now affordable when they have a problem. The dental plan pays 100% for checkups, and 80% for fillings! The vision provides for an $50 toward your eyes exam and deep discounts on contacts, and eyewear!
The Tonik plan is the hottest thing to enter the Nevada Health Insurance market in the last decade! The plan is available in three different deductible, $1500, $3000, and $5000. All are 100% plans with out any coinsurance, and no hassles! Your yearly out of pocket for Hospitilization and Surgery equals your yearly deductible, everything else is first dollar coverage!
The application process is simple, apply online, or over the phone, the whole process takes less than 10 minutes, and a healthy person can be covered right away! Just click above to get a Nevada health insurance quote for the Tonik Health plan. It is the ideal Nevada Student Health Insurance Plan.
Tonik Health Plans are a product of Anthem BCBS Nevada. Medequote is a premier Anthem BCBS Nevada Agency.
For more information just visit www.tonikhealthquote.com
Friday, July 28, 2006
Anthem BCBS Nevada Announces Tonik
Anthem BCBS Nevada's new Tonik Plans are the biggest advance in health insurance for over a decade. The plans originally intriduced in California have proven to be very popular with Nevada residents aged 18-29.
The plans come you from head to toe by taking care of the important stuff like your body eyes and teeth, you know the stuff that you can't live without.
Tonik is one of Nevada's answers to the increasingly large and growing number of unisured's int he state aged betweem 18-29. The plan however is open to all Nevada residents aged between 1 and 64.
The TONIK plan takes care of all your health concerns by covering most lab-work, x-ray's, and even certain specialized procedures under its office visit co-payment schedule. In addition, TONIK includes both, vision and dental plan benefits in addition to generic pharmacy-RX, and doc visits. Once a particular plan deductible level is met, all covered health benefits will be paid in full. There are no co-insurance percentages that must be paid-out by plan members until a higher out of pocket maximum has been satisfied.
Enrolling in one of TONIK's plans though Medequote is very easy . We are an Anthem BCBS Nevada Premier Partner Agency. That means our applications get more attention and are processed quicker.
If you have questions about Nevada Tonik Plans visit us at www.tonikhealthquotes.com
The plans come you from head to toe by taking care of the important stuff like your body eyes and teeth, you know the stuff that you can't live without.
Tonik is one of Nevada's answers to the increasingly large and growing number of unisured's int he state aged betweem 18-29. The plan however is open to all Nevada residents aged between 1 and 64.
The TONIK plan takes care of all your health concerns by covering most lab-work, x-ray's, and even certain specialized procedures under its office visit co-payment schedule. In addition, TONIK includes both, vision and dental plan benefits in addition to generic pharmacy-RX, and doc visits. Once a particular plan deductible level is met, all covered health benefits will be paid in full. There are no co-insurance percentages that must be paid-out by plan members until a higher out of pocket maximum has been satisfied.
Enrolling in one of TONIK's plans though Medequote is very easy . We are an Anthem BCBS Nevada Premier Partner Agency. That means our applications get more attention and are processed quicker.
If you have questions about Nevada Tonik Plans visit us at www.tonikhealthquotes.com
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