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Health insurance, while probably not the most exciting financial decision you will ever make, is one of the most important and shouldn’t be rushed as choosing the wrong coverage can be costly. The first thing you need to do is to…
Due to the possibility of Democrats in Congress not being able to resurrect parts of their social spending and climate package bill, many Americans can potentially see their health insurance premiums skyrocket at the beginning of…
Whether you’re a small business, self-employed, an individual, or a family in Coral Springs or anywhere in Florida, you’ve experienced the frustrations of rising health insurance costs. But, we have good news: The perfect health plan…
Over the last two years we’ve heard all of the symptoms that pop up and sometimes stay with Covid-19 — waves of fatigue, inability to smell anything, a racing heartbeat, and more. Although they aren’t as debilitating as the long…
Open Enrollment is over and you were able to get yourself and maybe your family onto a great plan with fantastic coverage, but as life would have it, you need to either change your plan. Can you? The answer is yes. You can still…
We wanted to take a quick break from the weekly health insurance news to go chat a little bit about some health plans, what your plan will cover, the common questions, who are the people covered, and questions we receive the most.…
You’ve probably received a call, email, or text from us, but we want you to know that open enrollment for 2022 has started and it’s time for us to help you either renew your coverage or make changes to your current plan — or shop for…
We, just like everyone else in the world, are ready to get our lives back to the new normal. With more and more Americans receiving their Covid-19 boosters, the number of people enjoying the boosted vaccine status is skyrocketing, but…
A panel of independent advisors to the Food and Drug Administration is recommending emergency use authorization for the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine in children ages 5 to 11 years old. The vote was 17 in favor of the vaccine and 1…
Okay, we’ll admit it: The pandemic has had an effect on pretty much every aspect of our lives, more specifically — our waistline. New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed over 16 states now have obesity…
With Medicare Open Enrollment nearing the date of October 15th, we wanted to make sure to help those who are shopping or who are eligible for Medicare by answering the most frequently asked questions. Here are some helpful…
Even before the pandemic, mental health has been an issue so many Americans faced without much resolution. More than one in five American adults reported symptoms of anxiety and/or depressive disorder in the last year — a 20% to 40%…