Understanding Your Medical Insurance

Nothing is more frustrating than receiving a bill in the mail from your insurance company and trying to figure out what it means. How much of your deductible have you used so far? What services were covered? How much do you need to pay, and by what date? Unfortunately, if you misread something, you might end up making the wrong decision, which could lead to a few hassles down the road. On my webpage, you will find information that will guide you through your medical insurance and statements. In addition to making getting the mail a little less stressful, you might even be able to save a little money.

2016

6 Steps For Fighting Medicare Fraud

29 December 2016

Initially, you might not realize the potential for Medicare fraud. In truth, Medicare fraud does occur each year. The key to fighting back could very well rest in your attention and awareness. These tips will help you do your part to prevent the spread of Medicare fraud, no matter where you live or what kind of care you receive. Consider contacting medicare advisors as well. Senior Advisors 1. Never give anybody your Medicare number.
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Helpful Tips to Keep Your Prescription Drug Costs Low in an Era of Rising Prices

14 November 2016

Prescription drug costs have risen about ten percent over the past year, and, with insurance deductibles rising, people are looking for ways to cut their prescription expenses. The good news is, while you can't stop drug prices from increasing, you can take several concrete steps to lessen the financial impact. Below are a few tips that will help keep your prescription drug costs lower: Trust that generic medications will work for you
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Understanding The Benefits Of A Geriatric Assessment

29 July 2016

Good health is critical as you start to age as it ensures independence, productivity, and security. Unfortunately, your quality of life can be quickly affected by chronic illnesses. Around 92% of older adults suffer from at least one chronic illness, and about 77% suffer from two chronic illnesses. To better diagnose and handle the symptoms that occur from these illnesses, it is important for the older population to have a geriatric assessment conducted by their internist.
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