A resource that provides specific guidance on what a consumer should do and ask, prior to receiving a service. The guide provides detailed instructions for consumers on how to use their health insurance as well as specific questions to ask their insurance company when arranging for services.

A resource that provides  detailed information and instructions for consumers on how to use a tiered health insurance product as well as specific questions to ask their insurance company when arranging for services.

A resource that provides specific information on why you may receive medical bills and guidance on what a consumer should do prior to receiving a service. The guide provides detailed instructions for consumers on how to read an explanation of benefits.

A resource that provides specific information on surprise billing protections under state and federal law.

A resource that provides consumers with information on how to access care in the most appropriate setting for their needs.

A resource that explains Medicare’s rules about coverage of a subacute or skilled nursing facility stay following a hospitalization.

This resource provides an overview of “healthcare sharing ministry plans,” including which types of medical services they cover – and those they may not.

A resource that explains the differences between Traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage, with practical information for healthcare consumers on how to research the two types of plans and find the best option to meet their needs.

Each year, Thanksgiving coincides with Family Health History Day. As you gather to give thanks, make time to talk about health issues that may run in your family. This short guide can help you start the conversation with important questions to ask.

The Consumer Resources portal is a one-stop launching point for an array of information for patients and consumers. Locate a facility, find healthcare data, download patient safety brochures and more.

New Jersey healthcare providers support the rights of patients and residents to cast their ballots. This new resource helps ensure that our citizens’ votes are counted, even if they are in our care on Election Day.