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Why Choose BCBSTX? Because My Kids Said So...

BCBSTX Connect Team December 3, 2015

Choosing health care coverage is a very personal process, even for those of us who work here. Do any of these factors ring true for you?
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Why Kids Need A Health Plan

BCBSTX Connect Team November 24, 2015

Your child’s health and development is at the top of your parenting list. Find out how a health plan can help you have peace of mind.
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I’m Under 26. Should I Stay on My Parent’s Health Plan?

Ginny November 18, 2015

If you are under the age of 26, you can stay on your parent’s health insurance plan. But should you? Here’s some important questions you need to consider.
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Health Plan Options for College Students

BCBSTX Connect Team November 11, 2015

Find out what health insurance options are available for college students.
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What’s so great about Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas Health Insurance?

BCBSTX Connect Team June 3, 2015

Health insurance is a pretty big deal these days. You may be asking yourself--How do I get health insurance? How do I use my health insurance ? Why is health insurance important ? What’s the best health insurance plan for me? It’s a lot to take...
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Member Voice: Cecilia — individual health insurance…“It Was Like Winning the Lottery!”

BCBSTX Connect Team January 22, 2015

In 2008, Cecilia lost her health insurance when her company laid her off. “It was an awful feeling,” Cecilia said. “After my company was downsized, I tried to purchase insurance on my own, but it was too expensive.” Cecilia had to go without the...
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What if you can’t afford a health plan?

BCBSTX Connect Team December 17, 2014

If you’re on the hunt for affordable health insurance, follow these guidelines.
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How do I Enroll in Health Insurance?

BCBSTX Connect Team December 11, 2014

Open Enrollment for 2019 health insurance begins on Nov. 1. You will need to decide if you are going to apply for a new Marketplace plan, keep your current plan or change to a new one. Need help through the process? Click through our blogs below...
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Get Lower Costs with a Premium Tax Credit

BCBSTX Connect Team November 26, 2014

Keep or change your health plan while getting lower health care costs. You may need to update information by December 15 to get a premium health insurance tax credit.
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