How to Stop Medicare Fraud: From Artificial Intelligence to Senior Crime Stoppers
Blog Medicare is the federal health insurance program for 65 million people in the United States. In year 2021, Medicare benefit payments totaled $829 billion.
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Affordable Care Act Updates
Blog As of 2024, nearly 21.3 million people in the United States have health insurance coverage through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and their local
The Christian Alternative to Health Insurance
Blog If you are a Christian who is tired of paying a lot of money for health insurance that you rarely use, there is an
Long Term Care: The Big Picture
Blog The Demand Our society is aging at a rapid pace with a generation of baby boomers born between the years of 1946 to 1962.
Starting The Conversation about Long Term Care Insurance
Blog Having the conversation with loved ones about long term care and retirement planning can be tough. Join us in discussing the reality of aging
Why Life Insurance Is Essential for Retirement
Blog By Jeff R. Wilhelm If you have finally reached the milestone of Medicare, the good news is that the cost of health insurance is
The Truth About Final Expense Insurance Plans
Blog By Jeff R. Wilhelm You can tell the difference between a professional insurance advisor and a salesman by the way they deal with the
Five Life Insurance Blunders to Avoid
Blog 1. Buying the wrong amount. A rule of thumb is to have 5 to 10 times your annual salary but that might still not
Medicare in the Media and Politics
Blog The media thrives on political conflict and loves to pit one group of Americans against another. That is why we so often hear media
What is Medigap Insurance and Do You Need It?
Blog In researching your various Medicare enhancement option, you may have run across the term Medigap insurance. How is Medigap insurance different from Medicare supplement
The Story of Medicare
Blog With Washington considering changes to Medicare to reduce the federal deficit, this video from the Kaiser Family Foundation highlights the Medicare program’s evolution from
Part D Prescription Plans
Blog Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan The Medicare Part D prescription drug program began in year 2006. Coverage is offered through private insurance companies
Out-of-Pocket-Expenses
Blog With original Medicare only, there is no cap or limit on your annual out of pocket exposure and there is a cost associated with
Enhancement Options
Blog Medicare Coverage and Enhancement Options The most important information to know in assessing your Medicare plan options include the cost or monthly premium for