Made you blush?
Good. That’s the idea behind the Young Invincibles‘ attention-getting “Friends with Benefits” headline, which marked the release of a new toolkit designed to help young adults get informed about health insurance coverage and benefits.
The new toolkit is available at www.gettingcovered.org and allows folks to download a series of one-pagers on different topics that are relevant to young people who, for the first time, may be considering their own mortality. These topics include things like: “Health insurance options when you’re out of school,” ”How to join your parent’s insurance plan,” and “Why get covered?” Best of all, they’re available on a state-specific basis.
The whole thing is really useful, and really clever. So, if you know any young people, or if you’re a spring chicken yourself, be sure to download the toolkit! It’s a pretty easy read. Besides, what better way is there to get friends with benefits?
Click here to visit the Get Covered Healthcare Toolkit download page.
Filed under: ACA, Underinsured, Uninsured, Women, young adult Tagged: | cool stuff, medical bills, women's health, young adults
