Thousands of Americans turn 65 every week. We’re delighted to help hundreds of them get their Medicare health insurance. It’s not easy. Even the most educated have questions about the national health insurance for people 65-and-over called Medicare. To understand … Continue reading →
Police report that gangs and thieves are plotting different ways to get a person (mostly women) to stop their vehicle and get out of the car. Please read the scenarios of dangerous situations they’re seeing and their tips to stay … Continue reading →
We’re big fans of Medicare Supplements. As it comes from the government, Medicare pays 80% and you pay 20%. There’s no limit to how much you’ll pay. Once Medicare has agreed to pay for your care, a Medicare Supplement covers … Continue reading →
A presidential order opened enrollment for Affordable Care Act health insurance from February 15 to May 15. During this time you may choose a plan, change your plan, get assistance paying premiums and out-of-pocket expenses if you qualify. The government … Continue reading →
Passage of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 calls for the U.S. government to pay 100% of COBRA premiums from April 1 to the end of September. The subsidy applies to vision and dental premiums in addition to medical … Continue reading →
The COVID-19 Stimulus Bill contains changes to the Affordable Care Act that would include increasing subsidies to buy plans. The subsidy changes would be temporary and expire after two years, but would mean much lower payments for almost 14 million … Continue reading →
March 8th, 2021 is International Women’s Day. Sue Kramer of the National Association for Women Business Owners reminds us that there are 11.6 million women business owners in the US. It’s the largest business growth segment in the US. Women … Continue reading →
In January 2021 insurance companies, the government and employers sent Tax Form 1095 to all people enrolled in their healthcare insurance plans in 2020. The form provides information about your insurance policy, your premiums (the cost you pay for insurance), … Continue reading →
Missed Open Enrollment 2020? Have no healthcare insurance? Stuck with a plan that doesn’t work? Temporary plan concerns? COBRA too expensive? Lucky you! Open Enrollment is open again. February 15th through May 15th, 2021. An executive order is making it … Continue reading →
Jerry S. Pearlstein Insurance has always been dedicated to helping individuals and families who must get their own health insurance. Every year since the Affordable Care Act was implemented, we’ve worked to get them all the assistance that act offers. … Continue reading →
