by John Miller | Feb 8, 2022 | Long-Term Care
In a previous article, we discussed what short-term care was and the benefits that Medicare offers its beneficiaries. We found that after just 100 days, Medicare coverage runs out. What does that mean for long-term care? To put it simply, Medicare offers NO long-term...
by John Miller | Dec 6, 2021 | Long-Term Care, Medicare
Preparing for Home Health Care as a Medicare Beneficiary The National Association for Home Care and Hospice estimates that there are currently 12 million people using home health care services. This is becoming a widely accepted and utilized service by many older...
by John Miller | Oct 11, 2021 | Long-Term Care
Medicare for the Disabled Medicare offers benefits for individuals under 65 years of age who have become disabled. If you have been receiving disability benefits from Social Security for more than two years (24 months), you are eligible to enroll in Medicare Part A...
by Alicia | Aug 8, 2020 | Changing Insurance Needs, Long-Term Care, New Insurance Coverage, Shopping for Insuance, Uncategorized
Medicare is a federal health insurance program that the federal government administers. Originally, seniors age 65 plus were eligible to enroll in a Medicare plan. Medicare has expanded to include two more groups. These two groups include those diagnosed with E.S.R.D....
by Alicia | Aug 16, 2019 | Active Lifestyle, Family Health Insurance, Long-Term Care, Uncategorized
We are avid readers who like almost everything we can get my hands on. Fiction, non-fiction, fantasy, short stories, and anything recommended to me. During the summer months, many people plan out reading lists. I would highly recommend this is a book I would put it...
by Alicia | Jul 5, 2018 | Changing Insurance Needs, Long-Term Care, Shopping for Insuance
Insurance Needs for Senior Citizens According to the Social Security Administration, women are living to age 86.7 and men are living to age 84.3. Because seniors are living longer, they have different budgeting and financial needs than Americans did 10 years ago. With...
