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back to school — Should we send our kids back to school? As the Fall semester quickly approaches many parents, teachers, and school districts are faced with the question of sending children back to school and if that choice is safe to answer yes to. Reasons NOT To Send Kids Back To School At […]

Back To School? Or Is Now Too Soon?

August 23, 2020 in Health / life / Medicare tagged coronavirus / covid-19 / fall semester / school / schools reopening / sending kids back to school by Joe Manichia

Why Is Flash Going Away? — Many of us remember playing Flash Games online to pass the time in the early 2000s, but Adobe’s FlashPlayer is officially going to be unsupported and gone for good by the end of 2020. So what does that mean for online media going forward? What Was Flash Used For? The […]

Why Is Flash Going Away? And What’s Next?

August 11, 2020 in Health / life / Medicare tagged Adobe Flash / HTML5 / replacing flash / What replaces adobe flash / Why is flash going away by Joe Manichia

Insulin Cap — Trump Administration Announces $35 A Month Insulin Cap The Trump Administration announced a new type of Medicare prescription drug plan that will cap insulin costs at $35 a month for seniors, a savings estimated at $446 annually. The new insulin benefit will be available in all 50 states, the District […]

Trump Administration Announces $35 A Month Insulin Cap

June 2, 2020 in Medicare tagged 1 in every 3 medicare beneficiaries has diabetes / 34.2 million people of all ages have diabetes / American Diabetes Association / cdc centers for disease control and prevention / Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services / CMS / cms caps insulin / insulin rationing / medicare cap on insulin / seema verma / trump caps insulin / white house insulin medicare by Jenny McCann

understanding opioid epidemic — Understanding the Opioid Epidemic The US is in the midst of an opioid overdose epidemic. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 130 Americans die every day from an opioid overdose. The center estimates the total economic burden of opioid misuse in the United States to be […]

Addiction and the Opioid Epidemic

January 19, 2020 in Health / life / Medicare tagged addiction / cdc / centers for disease control and prevention / empower brokerage / fentanyl / Opioid epidemic / U.S. Department of Health and Human Services by Jenny McCann

Confidence — Top 7 Ways to Boost your self-confidence Have you been in a situation where you thought you were not good enough for something? This is due to a lack of self-confidence. Soft skills are one of the very important sets of skills to succeed in today’s world. Especially, self-confidence is […]

How to Boost Your Self-Confidence

November 14, 2019 in Health / life / Medicare tagged care for yourself / empower brokerage / health insurance / Life Insurance / overcome fear / self-confidence / you can do it by Sara Awati

Mental and health benefits of yoga. — Yoga is more than just a workout. It is a mind-body practice, meant to build strength and flexibility while simultaneously helping manage stress and negative emotions. No medication has the power to improve so many areas of life at once. Maintaining a regular yoga practice is arguably the strongest tool […]

Yoga: more than just a workout

October 10, 2019 in Health / life / Medicare tagged bikram yoga / glaucoma / health benefits from yoga / heart disease / hot yoga / mental benefits from yoga / osteoporosis / yoga / yoga for anxiety / yoga for depression / yoga in my area by Jenny McCann

With the Open Enrollment season slowly approaching you might be wondering how to be most productive during this time. Beginning November 1st and ending sometime in the middle of December you might feel pressured and anxiety about not having enough time to make the right decisions. Today we offer you […]

OEP Tips: Preparing for Open Enrollment 2020

August 14, 2019 in Medicare tagged aca / Affordable Care Act changes / Changes in income / Last minute rush / obamacare alternatives / oep / OEP FAQ / OEP plans / OEP TIPS by Jadon Sennet

Overview Guaranteed Trust for Life (GTL) is a product that fits perfectly with a Medicare Advantage plan. GTL is a company with a large array of products like Medicare supplements, critical illness plans, cancer plans, and much more. GTL’s advantage plus hospital indemnity plan is one of the best advantage […]

Considering Hospital Indemnity

June 8, 2019 in Health / Medicare tagged help paying hospital / hospital coverage / hospital indemnity / hospital payment plan / medicare / Medicare Advantage by Noah Thomas

As you wait to age into 65 you might be wondering your healthcare options until you are Medicare eligible. While you decide its important to know how your coverage decisions affect the cost of your premium. Pivot Health, a health insurance company has now introduced a new health plan coined […]

Pivot Health Introduces Bridge To Medicare Plan

May 23, 2019 in Medicare tagged bridge to medicare / bridge to medicare starting at age 62 / health insurance / healthcare / medicare / pivot / pivot health / Short Term Medical / two policies by Jadon Sennet

AEP Tips to Keep in Mind When Shopping for Health Plans Stuck with your boring old health plan? Not getting the benefits you want? Looking for something a little cheaper that can fit your budget? Is your plan just not working? With the Annual Election Period (AEP) right around the […]

AEP Tips To Keep In Mind For Changing Your Health ...

October 15, 2018 in Medicare tagged aca / aep tips / Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services / Chnaging health plans / CMS / deductible / health insurance / individual health insurance / Obamacare / trumpcare by Jadon Sennet