Today’s video is most relevant for the millions of Americans on a freestanding Medicare Part D drug plan. Our clients have just started to receive 2026 premium increase notices, and I want to share that information with you.

One of the tragedies of healthcare policy in our country is the whipsawing of millions of people gaining access to coverage and then losing it.

There is no doubt that many will be affected by changes to their coverage in 2026, but misinformation abounds, so today we want to concentrate on the facts about changes to Medicare in 2026.

Since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) reforms took effect in 2014, dependents have been allowed to remain…

Once again, we write about small group coverage, defined as through an organization of fewer than twenty employees

Because Social Security manages Medicare enrollment, we work with offices on a daily basis.

Today’s video is prompted by my receiving numerous emails from a reputable association of financial advisors to register for a four-day workshop about

The Medicare General Enrollment Period (GEP) is the first quarter of every year. The GEP was designed to be punitive, resulting in a gap in

Health Savings Accounts are custodial accounts that insureds and/or their employers can fund with pre-tax dollars.

Today’s video reports on a Medicare reimbursement policy change. Previously, Medicare would pay for a breast ultrasound for a woman with a diagnosis of “dense breasts.”