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Tip #2 from “The Single Mom’s Guide to Health Insurance” – Take a look at your providers
/by Rebecca YatesDo you always go to the same pediatrician? Is your nearest hospital your favorite? Make a list of all the providers you have seen over the last year, and add in any others that you plan to see in the next year. Either you, or your agent, will want to run this list through any potential insurance carriers to make sure you can still access your favorite providers.
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You may qualify for health insurance assistance
/by Rebecca YatesThis post was updated on 12/1/2025
Below is the table that the federal government uses to determine health insurance assistance.
If your income falls between 135% and 400% of the federal poverty level for your family size you may qualify for assistance with your premiums.
Note: Each individual program–e.g., SNAP, Medicaid–determines how to round various multiples of the poverty guidelines, what income is to be included, and how the eligibility unit is defined. For more information about the poverty guidelines visit:
https://aspe.hhs.gov/topics/poverty-economic-mobility/poverty-guidelines
Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation.
Huntsman Mental Health Institute Coming to University of Utah
/by Rebecca YatesThe University of Utah President Ruth Watkins, announced on November 4, 2019 the Hunstman family has pledged $150 million to establish a mental health institute at the University of Utah.
“Suicide is increasing as a cause of death,” said Michael Good, University of Utah senior vice president for health services, CEO of University of Utah Health, and Dean of the University of Utah School of Medicine. “There just aren’t enough mental health professionals. We need to do better. This generous gift from the Huntsman family will allow us to support enhanced training for mental health professionals. It will allow us to reimagine care teams and how to better deliver mental health services across our state and across our region.” (ksltv.com)
The grant agreement also states the university will work with the Huntsman family to raise additional funds to increase community awareness in regards to mental health issues and will also provide financial support to the University Neuropsychiatric Institute (UNI) and to support mental health screenings to the 32,000 students including in rural areas.