[jeffrey]

Medical Saving Tips...

1. For health insurance, a policy with the lowest premiums isn't always the best deal, especially if the coverage doesn't address the areas you use. You will save the most by choosing a plan with the lowest price for the benefits you're most likely to utilize.
   
   
2. If you have had large medical expenses this year, you will want to check your credit report to make sure the insurance company paid all the claims. If the insurance company doesn't, it can add blemishes to your credit record.
   
   
3. Monitor nursing home bills if you have parents there. Nursing homes often have their own pharmacies which charge premium prices for prescriptions filled. Check the bill for prescription drug charges and compare them with local drugstore prices.
   
   
4. Take care of medical problems as soon as they arise, preferably before you have to see a doctor. The longer you delay seeking treatment for a health problem, the more expensive it will likely be.