Medicare Open Enrollment Ends December 7th! What You Should Consider for 2026 Medicare Open Enrollment is an opportunity to review your current Medicare Plan, to ensure you are receiving the best cost effective health care for you. First review...
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The December 7th deadline for Medicare Open Enrollment is quickly approaching. Do you know how Medicare and Medicare Advantage are different? There are some significant differences. The following graph is from the Medicare website. To view this graph larger...
Medicare Open Enrollment Starts October 15th and Ends December 7th ! What You Should Know. Medicare Open Enrollment is an opportunity to review your current Medicare Part B and Part D plans or your Medicare Advantage Plan, to...
SHARE THE NEWS!!! Omnibus Home Health Care is now IN-NETWORK WITH BCBS PLANS!!! No copay or out-of-pocket fees for ALL of our patients and we are SO excited to be able to offer our services to BCBS patients in...
There are many reasons why people have, develop, or are born with a speech or language problem. Some problems begin in childhood. This is the age when speech therapy is most common because children can have difficulty producing some...
If you choose to switch health insurance plans, and to guarantee a smoother transition, contact all of your medical providers, including your dentist and eye care professionals.
It is important to review your plan every year before open enrollment for possible changes with your choice of physician and prescription drug coverage. Open enrollment runs every year from November 1 to December 15 (though employer and Medicare...
Review your plan’s drug coverage annually. Look for changes in prescription drug formularies – the list of medications covered by your drug plan. If a prescription drug drops off the formulary, it could cost thousands of dollars if you...
Know the options. Two of every three eligible people are enrolled in Original Medicare, according to the CMS. The rest have chosen a Medicare Advantage plan, a popular option increased at 8% per year compared with less than 1%...
This is the time of year when the weather cools down, we cozy up by the fire and – review our health insurance plans! This is often marked by a thick packet of papers that take up a lot...