The new health reform law ensures that you can stay on your parent’s insurance until you turn 26. Check out the “Get on Your Parent’s Plan” tab for more details. Often times, your parent’s plan will be the best option....

Nearly all young adults up to the age of 26 can now join their parent’s insurance, but there are a few exceptions: If you are eligible for your own insurance through an employer, you may not be eligible to join...

If you’re looking for a doctor nearby who can provide STD testing, or information about STDs generally, go to: http://hivtest.cdc.gov/STDTesting.aspx. For more information call Health Help Mississippi at 1-877-314-3843

Insurers must now provide contraceptives without co-pays or deductibles. This includes birth control pills and emergency contraceptives. Certain religious employers won’t provide this until 8/1/2013.  Some insurers for religious institutions will provide the coverage to you directly, rather than through...