Medicare Open Enrollment Runs from October 15 to December 7 Annually!
According to the New York Times, few Medicare beneficiaries take advantage of open enrollment, but of those that do, nearly half cut their premiums by
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According to the New York Times, few Medicare beneficiaries take advantage of open enrollment, but of those that do, nearly half cut their premiums by
Knowing when to claim social security can be a confusing scenario. Many would-be retirees don’t realize the repercussions of collecting too early. “The consequences of
As we get older, and perhaps have to plan a funeral for a loved one ourselves, many people are thinking far ahead and planning and
An advance directive gives instructions on the kind of medical care you would like to receive should you become unable to express your wishes yourself,
A rule change by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (aka CMS) is coming- and it will impact how home healthcare providers will receive
There has been an uptick in the instances of grandparents raising their grandchildren. According to an article by AARP and Dr. Andrew Adesman, MD, “A
Nursing homes have you sign a multitude of documents as a part of the admissions process. One of those documents- banned under President Obama, is
The express purpose of Hospice is to help terminally ill patients with their end-of-life care so they can pass on with as little pain and
TSA Cares is a program launched on December 22, 2011, to assist those with disabilities or medical conditions requiring assistance for traveling. {TSA Cares provides
New rules the VA has imposed on beneficiaries make it more challenging to qualify for long-term care benefits than ever. There never used to be
