Trumpcare.com Website Review

important update regarding short term health insurance (trumpcare) plans. on august 1st, hhs (health and human services) announced a rule change that impacts short term health insurance, or what is sometimes being. referred to as, “trumpcare plans”. effective october 1st, 2018, short term health plans will now be allowed to have a full one year. policy term, instead of being limited to three months. we have outlined in multiple articles within this site, as well as within our trumpcare update below, the pros and cons of short term health plans. they’re not for everyone, and they are not as tightly regulated as other insurance products. while this expansion from 3 month to 12 month policy terms will help ease some of the regulatory burden on consumers who have been relying on short term health insurance to reduce their healthcare costs, it will also incentivize some of the less than ethical operators in the business to ramp up their practices. this is why we continually encourage individuals to only speak to, or share any personal information with, reputable, licensed health insurance professionals. especially when it comes to short term plans, or aca alternatives. we believe that in terms of risk vs. reward, there’s a lot of risk purchasing a plan from a small company that no one has ever heard of. larger well established companies providing short term health insurance coverage, like united healthcare short term health insurance is portrayed by almost all news media outlets as being “junk insurance”. this is simply not accurate or fair, but it makes for great click-bait. the problem, is that news outlets don’t have the ability or time to give you all of the facts and details about all insurance products. so our advice, is to research things in detail before making any decision or judgement. at healthnetwork, the parent company of this website, we have always been focused on providing consumers with factual information on all types of health insurance coverage. it is a fact that short term plans do not provide as good of coverage as aca plans. it is factual in the