Original Research

Less than five percent (5%) of customers were in the Medicare prescription drug plan with the lowest total out of pocket costs available to them, according to an analysis of more than 12,000 user sessions that occurred on PlanPrescriber.com during the 2012 Medicare Annual Enrollment period. The same analysis, released today by PlanPrescriber (www.planprescriber.com), a wholly-owned subsidiary of eHealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: EHTH), found that twenty-four percent (24%) of customers were in the Medicare Advantage prescription drug plan with the lowest total out of pocket costs available to them.

How much does short-term health insurance cost? Individually purchased short-term health insurance policies differ from major medical health insurance in a number of ways. Short-term health insurance policies are optimal for individuals and families in transition who are confident they’ll have access to major medical health insurance within six to twelve months.

Prepared by PlanPrescriber, a wholly-owned subsidiary of eHealth, Inc., this report provides a national perspective on cost and benefit trends in the Medicare Advantage plan market.

Prepared by Kelton Research – An analysis of results from a national survey of college students and recent graduates, sponsored by eHealthInsurance.

Prepared by Kelton Research - An analysis of results from a national survey of college students and recent grads, sponsored by eHealthInsurance.

Topline results from a national survey of college students and recent grads conducted in April, 2011 by global insights firm Kelton Research and sponsored by eHealthInsurance.

Topline results from a national survey of parents of college students and recent grads conducted in April, 2011 by global insights firm Kelton Research and sponsored by eHealthInsurance.

eHealth, Inc. conducted an anonymous online survey of 236 eHealthInsurance.com small business customers to gain insight into trends in customer behavior and sentiments about health care costs, health care reform legislation and potential cost-saving strategies.

eHealth releases data on how smoking status and body mass index (BMI) relative to average individual health insurance premiums.

A new survey conducted by Kelton Research and sponsored by eHealthInsurance shows that many Americans are unfamiliar with basic health insurance terminology and the provisions of the 2010 health care reform law.