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Whether you lose your job or leave it, there are still ways to get covered. Here’s how. People lose and/or quit their jobs all the time. It can be a scary situation whether you’re single, married or married with children. For example, let’s say a single person loses or quits their job. And they do […]

Stay up-to-date on Healthcare Reform. Below is a summary of recent events to help you stay current on healthcare reform news all in one place. Healthcare Reform Updates for June 3, 2025 CMS announces 2026 rate changes for Medicare Advantage and Part D The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services recently announced key updates to […]

Wondering if your recent life change is a qualifying life event that lets you update your health insurance? You’re not alone, and you may have options. Every year, millions of people go through life changes that may qualify them for a special enrollment period: 2 million couples get married1 674,000 couples get divorced1 6 million […]

Learn how this type of plan can help with medical bills and other expenses. Your wallet may be dealing with a lot these days. That could include higher prices for food and other things. And it may also be experiencing sticker shock at the doctor’s office. According to health policy organization KFF, U.S. healthcare costs […]

Understanding life insurance basics is the first step to finding a plan that fits your needs and budget. Whether you’re starting a family, planning for retirement, or other life circumstances, a life insurance policy can help protect your financial future. Looking for a little help to better understand life insurance basics? These 6 tips will […]

Looking for a Medicare checklist to help you sign up for benefits? If your 65th birthday is coming up, it’s time to start thinking about Medicare. The process can seem overwhelming, but with a Medicare checklist, you can enroll in just seven simple steps. This step-by-step guide will help you:  Understand your options Mark important […]

If you’ve never had health insurance, you might not be familiar with the difference between a copayment and coinsurance. Understanding these two terms can help you better understand your out-of-pocket expenses for the health insurance plans you’re considering so you can choose a plan that is right for your needs. Copayment and coinsurance are both […]

Sticker shock at the pharmacy? You’re not alone. If you’ve ever wondered why your medication costs are so much, your Medicare prescription deductible could be the reason. Understanding how Medicare prescription deductibles work can help you avoid surprise costs at the pharmacy and choose the right health plan for your needs. In this article, you’ll […]

Curious about Medicare Advantage premiums in 2025? You know…like how much your premium will cost. Or maybe you’ve got questions about Medicare Advantage plan options, pricing and coverage. Or maybe you’ve heard some Medicare Advantage premiums are as low as $0 a month. Here’s the thing…Medicare Advantage premiums can vary widely depending on the plan […]

If you have health insurance and are looking for extra coverage, this type of plan could be one choice. Here’s what to know. Let’s say you have a traditional health insurance plan. But maybe you need more coverage for out-of-pocket costs. Or you have a high deductible to meet. You might also have cancer or […]

If you need non-emergency medical care, virtual visits can come in handy. Here’s what to know about them. You’re in bed with the sniffles and a cough. You could call your doctor’s office and schedule an in-person appointment. But that would mean you would have to get out of bed, put on clothes and go […]

Curious about the benefits of Medicare Advantage?1 If you’re turning 65 or you’re already enrolled in Medicare, you’ve likely come across Medicare Advantage plans. Fun fact: An estimated 54% of Medicare beneficiaries enroll in Medicare Advantage plans.2 More fun facts: The average Medicare beneficiary can choose from 43 different Medicare Advantage plans.2 Sounds interesting, right? […]