Georgia Health Insurance  

Georgia Health Insurance information

At eGAHealthInsurance , we have over 300 Georgia health insurance plan options for our clients.  Companies we represent in Georgia include Aetna, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, HealthNet, Nationwide, Pacificare, Assurant, and others.  Our objective is to help you find the best coverage, with financially strong companies, at the lowest available premium.

Our Instant Quote system will show you rates for all the plans available in your area.  Once you choose a plan you like, you can simply apply online or print out an application and fax or mail it to us.  Please keep in mind we are a regional division of HSA for America and all of our applications are submitted through our corporate office.

Georgia Health Insurance in the News

E-mails Suggest Georgia Insurance Chief Oxendine Had Interest in Probe (Insurance Journal)
Georgia Insurance Department staffers raised questions about an investigation into an Iowa-based insurer and noted Commissioner John Oxendine's "personal interest'' in the complaint against the ...

EVENT POSTPONED: Kidney Patients From Across Georgia to Visit State Legislature, Urge Needed Insurance Coverage for ... (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
ATLANTA----On Tuesday, February 9, kidney patients from across the state of Georgia will join Dialysis Patient Citizens – a national, non-profit, patient-led organization representing approximately 1,300 members in Georgia and 22,000 members nationwide – in holding a briefing at the State Capitol, followed by a series of meetings with lawmakers and staff, urging the passage of key legislation ...

Health care reforms moving: Sen. Preston Smith’s proposals are making progress in the Senate (Rome News-Tribune)
Legislation changing the way health insurance is packaged is pending in the Georgia General Assembly. The sponsor, state Sen. Preston Smith, R-Rome, said his proposals are a response to the natio...

Wyoming, other states seek to ban mandatory health insurance (The Gillette News-Record)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Although President Barack Obama’s push for a health care overhaul has stalled, conservative lawmakers in about half the states are forging ahead with constitutional amendments to ban government health insurance mandates.

States seeking to ban mandatory health insurance (AP via Yahoo! News)
Although President Barack Obama's push for a health care overhaul has stalled, conservative lawmakers in more than two-thirds of the states are forging ahead with constitutional amendments to ban government health insurance mandates.

Senators Propose Changes To Health Insurance (Georgia Public Broadcasting)
Republican State Senators are proposing some changes to reign in health insurance cost in Georgia. Republican State Senator Preston Smith of Rome says 1.7 million Georgians do not have health insurance, and while some may choose not to buy any insurance, those who want it can’t afford it. Smith is sponsoring legislation that would stop arbitrary caps on benefits, allow small businesses to pool ...

February is Black History Month (Barrow Journal)
For Georgians, Black History Month has a special significance. As the home state of Martin Luther King Jr. and as home to many other famous black Americans, Georgia has a rich African-American heritage.

Jackson-based Allegiance Health and Blue Cross Blue Shield reach agreement (The Jackson Citizen Patriot)
Financial impasse between Jackson’s only hospital and its biggest private health-insurance company is settled.Allegiance Health and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan signed a contract this week setting hospital payment rates for the next three years.The agreement ends nine months...

Obama the scold (Politico via Yahoo! News)
For a president who ran on uplifting themes like change and hope, Barack Obama spends an awful lot of time scolding Americans about how he hopes they’ll change.

Essig: Budget cuts aren't state's only option (Athens Banner-Herald)
Georgia's economy is in crisis. As we face the worst recession in our lifetimes, unemployment continues at record levels. Hundreds of thousands of Georgians have lost their jobs during the past 18 months. Georgians' applications for unemployment insurance, food stamps, Medicaid and various social service programs have increased dramatically.