A Smart Move for Those on an HDHP High-deductible health plans (HDHPs) have become increasingly popular, especially among younger and healthier individuals looking to save on monthly premiums. But while these plans can lower upfront costs, they often come with…
A Useful Way to Manage High Drug Costs Prescription medications can be one of the most expensive parts of healthcare for people on Medicare. For many beneficiaries, especially those taking specialty medications, the cost of prescriptions can quickly add up.…
Cold and flu season can bring a lot of confusion — runny noses, fevers, coughs, chills, maybe even a touch of panic if you haven’t felt well in months. For many of us, especially during the winter months, the…
Every year, from October 15 to December 7, Medicare beneficiaries have the opportunity to review and make changes to their Medicare coverage during the Annual Enrollment Period (AEP). This is the time to compare plans, switch Medicare Advantage or Part…
HRAs and HSAs in 2026: What Employers Need to Know After the One Big Beautiful Bill Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) have long been a flexible, tax-advantaged option for employers to support their teams’ healthcare needs. And now, with the passage…
Are you planning a getaway this season—a road trip, a family visit, or even just crossing a state border for some relaxation? Before you pack your bags, take a moment to review something just as important as your itinerary:…
Upon signing up for Medicare for the first time, you have a number of choices for insurance policies that complement or replace Original Medicare in order to reduce your out-of-pocket medical and drug costs. Read more...
As we approach the Annual Enrollment Period for 2025, it's important to understand the upcoming changes to Medicare Part D. Read More...
Does Your Health Plan Cover Your Child Away at College? Many parents get a big surprise when they find out that their health insurance won't cover their kids when they go off to college, particularly if they are out of…
