Essential reads
News Update
What is a D-SNP?
News Update
What is Medicare partial dual eligibility?
News Update
What is a flex card?
News Update
Understanding what Special Needs Plans (SNPs) offer
Where to go for Care
Where should I go for care? This is a common question when faced with health concerns or injury. Understanding your options in advance can help reduce some of the stress when it is time to seek medical attention.Episode 1 - Menopause Simplified with Suzanne Coyner
We’re sitting down with expert Suzanne Coyner to talk all things menopause—from perimenopause symptoms to navigating life after “the change.” A real, relatable conversation about what to expect and how to find support during this stage of life.Social wellness is an important way to take care of your health
Are you or someone you love aging in isolation? There are many benefits from socializing. Engaging in meaningful, productive activities with others can help you live a healthier, potentially longer life.Heart Health Education
Dual eligible plans are tailored to meet the needs of individuals with complex health conditions or those who require additional support.Six reasons to move more
Individuals who aim for 6–8,000 steps per day risk lower their risk of premature death and achieve better emotional balance.Understanding what Special Needs Plans (SNPs) offer
If you are considering a Special Needs Plan (SNP), it's important to understand its offerings and qualification criteria. A SNP is a type of Medicare Advantage plan that includes all the coverage of Original Medicare, along with extra benefits tailored to help manage specific health needs.Do you need a Medicare broker?
When you shop for a Medicare Advantage plan, there are a lot of choices to make. Understanding what to research and asking the right questions are a great first step. Make shopping easier by using a licensed Medicare broker.Medicare Myths Busted
Retirement planning comes with a lot of misconceptions around the subject of Medicare. Planning for your future is important, so we want to make you aware of common Medicare myths.Family caregiver resources
According to SeniorLiving.org, about 53 million U.S. adults are family caregivers, assisting their older relatives, spouses, friends, or neighbors with daily tasks like cooking and dressingWhat is Medicare partial dual eligibility?
Having the right type of Medicare plan for your unique medical needs and budget is important, but not always easy to find. Some people with income or assets over the limits for full Medicaid may be eligible for one of the Medicare Savings Programs (MSP).
Call a Licensed Plan Advisor with Medicare plan enrollment questions at 1-877-550-3285 (TTY: 711).