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Nov

Getting the Most out of Open Enrollment

November 11, 2019
in Health Insurance

With 2020 Open Enrollment period in full swing, families across the country are reviewing their current insurance coverages and seeing what other options may be available to them. Below are a few tips to help you navigate the process. Learn the Language Insurance jargon may be enough to make some people’s heads spin but learning just …

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25
Oct

Upcoming 2020 Individual Health Insurance Open Enrollment Webinar

October 25, 2019
in Health Insurance, News, Open Enrollment, Webinars

Join us for a free webinar on Wednesday, October 30 from 1:00pm-1:30pm EDT, where we’ll review the upcoming 2020 Individual Health Insurance Open Enrollment period and cover topics such as important dates, preparation tips, industry updates, and more! Reserve your spot by registering today. Can’t make it to the webinar? Register anyway and we’ll send …

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9
Sep

Helpful Dental Hygiene Hacks for Kids

September 9, 2019
in Dental Insurance

A common question among parents is when they should begin teaching their children oral hygiene. Many dentists assert that parents can start laying the groundwork for good brushing habits before their child’s first tooth even breaks the surface. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), tooth decay is the most common chronic disease found …

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19
Aug

What to Expect: Seeing Your Way Through Cataracts Surgery

August 19, 2019
in Medicare Supplement

No one ever claimed that getting older would be fun. And while the many technological advancements in medicine can’t solve everything related to aging, it can help restore vision loss due to cataracts. What are Cataracts? According to All About Vision, “A cataract is a clouding of the lens inside the eye, causing vision loss …

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29
Jul

How Chronic Stress Can Lead to a Long-Term Disability

July 29, 2019
in News

According to Smithsonian, Gallup’s 2019 Global Emotions Report illustrated that “More than half of United States respondents—around 55 percent—reported feelings of high stress the day prior to being polled…while 45 percent said they felt worried ‘a lot of the day’”. With the global stress levels at approximately 35%, this left the United States in a …

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15
Jul

The Truth About Protecting Your Family With Life Insurance

July 15, 2019
in Life Insurance

When you think about your assets, what comes to mind? Is it your home? Car? Investments? Or is it something a bit harder to put a price tag on? If you’re anything like approximately eighty-one percent of other Americans, you consider your family to be your most valuable asset. You’ve made an effort to protect …

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1
Jul

3 Signs That Your Pet Needs to Go to the Vet

July 1, 2019
in Pet Insurance

It’s not always easy to tell when your pet needs to go to the vet. Some animals are masters at masking pain and other problems they may be dealing with, so you may not always know when your pet needs medical attention. To help make things easier, we’ve compiled a list of three of the …

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17
Jun

What is a Level-Funded Health Plan?

June 17, 2019
in Employer Group

According to the nonprofit National Business Group on Health (NBGH) survey 2019 Large Employers’ Health Care Strategy and Plan Design, the cost of employer-based health insurance is poised to reach roughly $15,000 per employee this year, a 5 percent increase from 2018. While this is not unusual, it is forcing businesses to get more creative …

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27
May

5 Most Common Dental Problems And How To Avoid Them

May 27, 2019
in Dental Insurance

According to American author William Arthur Ward, “A warm smile is the universal language of kindness.” Smiling is something we do instinctively as infants and something we carry with us all throughout our lives. Unfortunately for some, their smiles may not prove to be as warm and welcoming as they would hope. Problems such as …

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