Employers, it’s that time of year again. In order to maintain compliance with the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act in 2003, you are required to send Medicare Part…

Summer has flown by, and fall will arrive before we know it. In the insurance world, we know that means a couple of major events, including the Medicare Annual Election…

Most of us expect to enroll in Medicare when we turn 65 years old. But it’s not as simple as just filling out a few forms! You actually face a…

At some point, many retirees need nursing home care for some period of time. While Medicare might cover brief stays in a rehabilitative facility, it generally does not cover long-term…

Medical expenses have been climbing for everyone, but they hit retirees harder than most. That’s because most retirees are living on a fixed income, so their out-of-pocket costs take a…

You probably know that you’re supposed to enroll in a Medicare plan when you turn 65 years old. But what if you’re still working, and covered by an employer’s group…

Once you hit your retirement years, you have more free time for things like exercise. That’s great news, whether you’re a long-time gym enthusiast or just getting started. Cardiovascular exercise,…

Mental health care is important at any age, and even those who have never suffered mental health complications can develop certain symptoms in retirement. In particular, seniors can be prone…

We all hope to live long and healthy lives, well into our retirement years. But sometimes life has other plans for us. In the event that you’re diagnosed with a…

Once you turn 65 and enroll in Medicare, you might expect that a significant portion of your retirement planning has been completed. Now you have a plan to cover all…