Tag: seniors
What the Happiest Retirees Know: Five Habits for a Healthy, Secure...
By Randal Locklier, President, Gulf Financial
Establish satisfying daily routines that allow you to interact with the community around you. Structure and routine can lead...
What Does it Mean to “Age-In” to Medicare?
By Greg Durette, Florida Health Connector
As many times as I have said the term “age-in” to folks when discussing Medicare, it has never failed...
Why is the Medicare Open Enrollment Period Important?
By Greg Durette
Now that the Medicare Annual Election Period (AEP) is over (ended December 7th), you can finally take a breather from all those...
Which Medicare Enrollment Period is Right for You?
By Greg Durette
Eventually, if you are lucky, you will find yourself needing to make the transition from traditional insurance to Medicare. Knowing when you...
Meet Local Pro Jeremiah Brewer
During Fall Open Enrollment, you will likely experience more marketing from private Medicare plans, like Medicare Advantage Plans and Part D plans. Companies try...
Sorting Through the Noise of Medicare Annual Enrollment
By Greg Durette
For those folks new to the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP), the overwhelming volume of mailing pieces, emails and phone calls are...
Caregiving For a Loved One With Alzheimer’s: Tips For a Compassionate...
By Matthew Eaton
Anna Rogers was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at age 72, a progressive brain disease that impacts thinking, memory and behavior. For her daughter,...
Patient Centered Care – Your Right to Choose
By Teresa Halverson, Destination Health & Rehabilitation
Spring is in the air and summer is on the way. As we get out and enjoy the...
