It’s been nearly a year since the COVID-19 outbreak was declared a pandemic, catching most of us—and our financial plans—off guard. Learn what you can do to financially prepare for 2021 and how you can prevent the pandemic’s financial impact from limiting your access to care.
Pam and her husband live in Turkey, but have been stuck in the United States due to COVID-19—leaving them without health insurance. Hear how MDsave has helped her access affordable care until she can return home and how her typical medical costs in Turkey compare to those in the US.
As of Thursday, June 18, a mind-blowing 47.5MM have filed jobless claims in the U.S. since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. For these Americans, that can mean losing health insurance, reliable income and the means to pay for everyday expenses. As doctors and hospitals open for elective procedures, MDsave is making sure that these workers and their families aren’t left without medical care.
Like many of us, Donna has been affected by the coronavirus pandemic. She was suffering from shortness of breath and scared, but no one would test her. Turning to her local hospital for help, they showed her another way through MDsave.
In March, the U.S. Senate passed a $2 trillion coronavirus response bill in an effort to quickly provide some relief to the American economy. Where is that $2 trillion going and what does it mean for you?
COVID-19 is still spreading rapidly and continues to overwhelm healthcare systems across the globe. There are significant shortages of both staff and equipment in many of our hospitals, which is leading both patients and hospitals alike to ask, “Do we need to postpone this surgery?”.
We’ve all experienced a shift in our lives, so we asked members of the MDsave team to share their top tips for staying happy and healthy during social distancing.