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Photograph of money and medical equipmentNational Survey Shows Some Are Risking Health to Save Money

New research from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) indicates that Americans seem to be cutting back on their medical care to save money - a move that potentially puts their own health at risk. The Kansas Insurance Department is a member of the NAIC.

A survey in July found that 22% of U.S. consumers say they have reduced the number of times they see the doctor, and 11% say they have cut back the number of prescription drugs they take or the dosage of those medications to make the prescription last longer.

However, while consumers might be making budget cuts in other areas, the NAIC’s survey revealed that the vast majority have not reduced, canceled or otherwise made changes to their insurance policies. (Read news release PDF)

AUDIO CLIPS: Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger, the 2008 NAIC President, shares her thoughts on this issue in the sound bites below.


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Kansas Insurance Department Is Here to Help After the Storm

Commissioner Sandy Praeger and the Kansas Insurance Department are available to help insurance consumers after storms in Kansas. The office is ready to answer consumer concerns through all phases of the process:

For assistance with your insurance needs
contact the Kansas Insurance Department at 1-800-432-2484

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You can save some money with these auto insurance tips PDF

With gas prices fluctuating almost daily, it’s hard to budget how much it will cost you to fuel your vehicle. But there are tips you can follow to maintain or even lower your auto insurance premium. And any time you can save money today, it’s a plus for your family.

Much like the purchase of a vehicle, there are many considerations for an auto insurance consumer. Taking personal responsibility to find useful ways to lower your vehicle’s premium is a good place to begin.

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Our primary responsibility is to you, the people whose personal lives or business endeavors are protected by an insurance product in the state of Kansas.

If you have questions or concerns about insurance, please contact our Consumer Assistance Division by calling toll-free 1-800-432-2484 (in Kansas only) or e-mail us at commissioner@ksinsurance.org.

Sandy Praeger - Commissioner of Insurance