Essential reads
News Update
What is a D-SNP?
News Update
What is Medicare partial dual eligibility?
News Update
Understanding what Special Needs Plans (SNPs) offer
Navigating Alzheimer’s as a family caregiver
Caring for someone living with Alzheimer’s is a journey filled with both beautiful moments and difficult challenges—moments that test your patience, pull at your heart, and require more strength than you ever imagined. Whether you’re just beginning this journey or have been walking it for some time, know that you are not alone.Prescription home delivery
Having prescriptions delivered right to your door is a great option to consider. Not only will it save you time and money, it could save your life.Joint health and arthritis
Do you or a loved one struggle with joint pain or arthritis? Learn how Medicare can help cover treatments.Mental Health
Did you know Medicare covers mental health evaluation and treatment?How to enroll in Medicare
Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people 65 or older and younger people living with disabilities. This insurance offered by the government is called Original Medicare and consists of Parts A & B, covering hospital and medical expenses.Fraud Protection
Fraud affects everyone, but especially Medicare members. Learn how to protect yourself and your information.Where to go for Care
Where should I go for care? This is a common question when faced with health concerns or injury. Understanding your options in advance can help reduce some of the stress when it is time to seek medical attention.Episode 1 - Menopause Simplified with Suzanne Coyner
We’re sitting down with expert Suzanne Coyner to talk all things menopause—from perimenopause symptoms to navigating life after “the change.” A real, relatable conversation about what to expect and how to find support during this stage of life.Heart Health Education
Dual eligible plans are tailored to meet the needs of individuals with complex health conditions or those who require additional support.Six reasons to move more
Individuals who aim for 6–8,000 steps per day risk lower their risk of premature death and achieve better emotional balance.
Call a Licensed Plan Advisor with Medicare plan enrollment questions at 1-877-550-3285 (TTY: 711).