For most Americans, the Medicare Part D donut hole is a coverage gap that could make all the financial difference when it comes to paying for prescription drugs. While you…Read More
If your health insurance plan begins on or after 2010, your health insurance company must provide you with free preventive care. This means that, as long as you are within…Read More
As a Medicare beneficiary, you may wonder whether your coverage includes flu shots. As long as the doctor or qualified healthcare provider accepts Medicare, the answer is yes. Your Medicare…Read More
Asking whether Medicare covers cataract surgery is a smart move for aging individuals. Cataracts cloud the lens of your eye, adversely affecting vision quality. As people age, their risk of…Read More
Open enrollment for the federal health insurance Marketplace begins on November 1 and ends on January 31. During that time, you are responsible for making sure that you and your…Read More
We all know that preventive care is intended to prevent serious health conditions from sprouting in the future, potentially saving us thousands of dollars on healthcare costs and keeping our…Read More
As of January 2016, nearly 20.2 million Americans were enrolled in HSA-eligible health insurance plans. HSAs, or health savings accounts, are tax-deductible bank accounts that you can use to pay…Read More
Heading over to the pharmacy is never a fun chore. After you’ve discussed treatments with your doctor, picked a medication you can both agree on, you’re forced to wait in…Read More
Are you planning a family trip or a big move? Between checklists, tickets, packing, and boxes, having an accident may seem like the worst case scenario. But it may become…Read More
Though Medicare and Medicaid are largely unrelated, they are often confused. Both are a means of paying for medical bills, but that is where the similarities end. Here are the…Read More
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