Todd Fries has been working in and with the health insurance industry for over sixteen years, lending his expertise to California residents from all walks of life. His new health insurance website, toddshealthinsurance, represents another step in his endeavor to see his fellow Californians covered and cared for by the health insurance industry.About Todd’s Health Insurance, (Los Angeles, CA)
With over 16 years of experience as a health insurance agent, Todd offers personal consultations to discuss options for those living in the Los Angeles, CA area with little to no health insurance coverage, as well as to those who are simply looking for a change. Even students, freelancers, and individuals who’ve experienced job loss might be surprised to learn that health insurance coverage can be affordable.
Not having health insurance coverage, I was especially interested in the post “Should I Negotiate My Rate With My Doctor?” I’d never considered that as an option! It’s so simple, so brilliant, and certainly worth a shot. Let’s face it, everyone could save a little more money!
I’m not aware of any other health care specialist, group, or site that’s taken the time to write such an article. Such an informative site! There is also a link for California Residents to receive a FREE ONLINE QUOTE. Todd makes himself available for phone consultations and advice. If you live in the Southern California, Los Angeles Region you can call him at (323) 464-TODD (8633) or toddshealthinsurance@gmail.com.
I live in Los Angeles, CA and have been unemployed and without health insurance since May 2009. As a result, I scour the Internet almost daily looking for news about health care reform. To my relief, I recently found a website designed to specifically help who live in Southern California, Los Angeles Region: toddshealthinsurance.com.
The articles are easy to read and understand, and the information is relevant and helpful. They cover such subjects such as H1N1 (Swine Flu), Pre-Existing Conditions, Medicare, Individual vs Group Healthcare Policies, Healthcare Reform Progress, Prescription Drugs, Back Pain, just to name a few health care topics.
According to the Los Angeles Times, California has 2,700 hospitalizations and 206 deaths from H1N1. However, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases says, “the 2009 H1N1 viruses cause generally mild disease but also spread between individuals relatively effectively.” Although more people may become ill from Swine Flu, fewer will die from it than from regular, seasonal flu.
Should you get vaccinated against H1N1? If you don’t want to miss several days or weeks of work due to respiratory illness, or worry about developing a “pre-existing condition” for which you might be denied health insurance, you might answer yes.
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