Posts Tagged ‘peachcare’
New Resources for Georgia Health Insurance
We have updated two resource pages for those looking for information on health and dental insurance in Georgia. Patient Charity has been a top ranked site for information on charitable programs for low income and uninsured in Georgia. For years it was a stand alone site but was incorporated into my primary site a few months ago. Since the first [...]
Doctor Shortage
Want to see a Georgia doctor? Take a number. This is especially so if you are a new patient, do not have health insurance, have Medicare, Medicaid or PeachCare. So if we are having problems now, what happens when it is free? Obama administration officials, alarmed at doctor shortages, are looking for ways to increase the number of physicians to [...]
PeachCare and Trauma Centers
Funding for Georgia health care is about to change. Money is tight. Every where. Especially at the state and federal level although you would not know Washington has gone beyond their last dime based on how they have spent money they don't have over the last 6 months or so. But that is another story. Let's talk about Georgia. Even with [...]
PeachCare
PeachCare is the Georgia version of SCHIP . . . the State Children's Health Insurance Plan. PeachCare is funded through taxpayer dollars, with roughly a third coming from federal taxes. In addition to medical care, the PeachCare plan cover's dental benefits for qualified children up to age 18. In addition to funding issues, Peachare (and any [...]
