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"... a referral to see different doctors. i would say that this plan is very expensive but very good for someone with a chronic illness who has to see different providers. i have had a very good experience with this plan...."

"... my employer. their price is good and the coverage is satisfactory. they communicate well with me and i have been satisfied with their service...."

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Know your long-term care insurance options

Are you in denial? A new Associated Press poll reports that Americans greatly underestimate their chances of needing long-term care as they age, and they're taking fewer steps to prepare.

The push for more transparent health care costs

Dr. Cathy Yoder of highly-rated Southside Family Medical Group in Indianapolis works with patients such as Linda Speziale to find the least expensive prices for lab work and scans. (Photo by Brandon Smith)

Angie's List members, along with health care providers and experts, discuss the bewildering and mysterious array of varying health care costs.

Find a doctor in your health insurance network to save money

Don't be afraid to ask questions and shop around when choosing a family doctor. (Photo by Katie Jacewicz)

Seeing a doctor in your network can mean that your health insurance provider pays a larger percentage of the bill. If you understand medical bills before you have to pay them, you can make good decisions.

10 tips to control health care costs

Be proactive when seeking health care to achieve quality care at reasonable cost. (Photo by Karen Geswein)

As more health care plans turn to high-deductible, consumer-driven models, health consumers need to make savvy health care spending decisions including selecting in-network services, comparing prices and negotiating costs.