Tracy Manamon
Degree in Economics, Business Administration & a Minor Degree in Marketing
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Ohio & Kentucky Health Insurance Expert
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- Health, Life and Travel Insurance
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- Health Insurance
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- Ohio and Kentucky Health Insurance Agent
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- http://www.onesourcebenefits.com/ and http://www.kyfreehealthquotes.com/
Tracy Mc Manamon is the CEO of One Source Benefits. He has over 22 years of experience offering expertise in customer service and protection from insurance scams. The professional firm specializes in all insurance needs with free instant online quotes. He can provide you with a personal individual health insurance consultant to guide you through the process of seeking out the best plan for your specific needs.
Representing all of the major carriers in Ohio and Kentucky, Tracy and his associates have access to thousands of quotes for you and take pride in their ability to fully explain the benefits of each plan to you. They feel it is important that their clients are educated and knowledgeable in regards to the benefits of their ohio health insurance plans.
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How to Save Money on Your Kentucky Health Insurance
The cost of Kentucky health insurance is rising every year and people are looking for ways and means to save money on health care. Though the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is meant to enhance coverage for Americans in general, it is expected that premiums and out-of-pocket expenses will increase. Many of the provisions of the Act will come into effect in 2014. In the meantime, there are some things you can do to keep down your Kentucky health insurance premiums:
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Ohio and Controversial Obamacare
Now that the elections are over, the controversies surrounding Obamacare seem to loom larger than before. Many things will change on the Ohio health insurance scene when health reform is implemented. Here are five major issues Ohioans will have to deal with.
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Federally Run Health Insurance Exchange for Ohio
Ohio will have a federally run health insurance exchange by 2014. This follows the decision by the governor not to implement a state-based exchange to sell Ohio health insurance. The setting up a federal health exchange is a major change as traditionally, states have controlled the private health insurance market.
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Find the Right Health Insurance Plan in Ohio
When choosing an Ohio health insurance plan, it can be overwhelming to determine which plan is right for you. With the many varying options in coverage, the plan that is the right fit for you may not be the plan that is best for someone else. By considering the following and discussing your options with an Ohio health insurance broker, you can be sure to find the best suited plan for you and your family.
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How the Affordable Care Act will Impact Ohio Employers
Erin Hoeflinger, president of Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Ohio has called the Affordable Care Act “a mammoth change for Americans”. Most people are still unaware of how exactly the changes will affect them and their quest for affordable Ohio health insurance, but Hoeflinger spoke quite clearly on how it will impact employers, large and small.
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Avoid Tax Penalties and Get Comprehensive Health Insurance Coverage
With some exceptions, going without Kentucky health insurance will attract a penalty starting 2014. Approved by the Supreme Court as constitutional, under the new law, IRS will collect the penalty just like taxes.
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Doctor Shortage Will Impact Ohio Health Insurance
One of the major objectives of health reform is to extend coverage to more than 30 million more people. However, providing them all with timely and proper medical care will be an issue. The Department of Health and Human Services has pointed out that America has a serious doctor shortage. By 2015, America could have nearly 63,000 fewer doctors than needed. Ohio is also hit
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Anthem Chosen as Benchmark for Kentucky Health Insurance Companies
The Kentucky Department of Insurance has recommended Anthem’s Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) plan as the ‘benchmark’ for Kentucky health insurance companies under federal health care reforms.
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Why a High Deductible Ohio Health Insurance Plan is a Good Choice
Though medical costs are rising, you still need to purchase health insurance for yourself and your family. Choosing a high deductible Ohio health insurance plan is an ideal way to lower your expenses. A high deductible plan usually has a low premium. To understand why such a plan is a good choice, you should know what a deductible is and how it works. How a Deductible Works
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How to Secure Affordable Kentucky Student Health Insurance
Fall is round the corner and it’s time to get back to school! As a college student, one of the first things you should be thinking about is securing your Kentucky student health insurance. If you should fall sick or have an accident and don’t have coverage, you could end up spending lot of money on hospital bills. Here are tips to help you stay covered in the most affordable way:
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What Everyone Should Know About Individual Ohio Health Insurance
What is your unique situation that requires you to search for individual Ohio health insurance? Common situations are “people between jobs, workers whose employers do not offer group coverage, self-employed entrepreneurs and freelancers, part-time, contract and temporary workers who are not eligible for group health benefits, new employees waiting for their group health coverage to begin, early retirees who are not eligible for Medicare, people paying expensive rates for COBRA coverage, families in transition due to job loss or divorce”.
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Everything You Should Know About COBRA in Ohio
President Ronald Reagan, a name you probably have not heard recently unless you have been taking a class on our past presidents. Like most presidents each one has left some mark on history. If you are familiar with COBRA insurance than you are familiar with a mark that was left by President Ronald Reagan. COBRA stands for Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act. COBRA became an amendment to a law called Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) on April 7th 1986.
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One Source Benefits
616 Belleview Blvd
Steubenville
OH 43952
Toll Free Number: 1-877-549-1212
Website: http://www.onesourcebenefits.com/
Email: onesourcebenefitsoh@gmail.com
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