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Long-Term Care: The Solution to Covering Healthcare Costs as You Age

Long-term care (LTC) insurance covers expenses for services like nursing home care and assisted living, often not included in regular health insurance. Benefits include asset protection, independence, and reducing family caregiving burdens. Key types include traditional LTC insurance, life insurance with LTC riders, and short-term care insurance. Careful consideration and financial advice are crucial.

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Supplemental Insurance: Filling in the Gaps to Get the Most Out of Your Health Coverage

Consumers are reducing health insurance coverage to cut costs due to high deductibles and out-of-pocket limits. The solution involves stacking a high deductible plan with affordable supplemental insurance to fill coverage gaps, ensuring financial protection during health crises. The author offers consultations to optimize coverage and budget needs.

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Are You Turning 65 Soon? It’s Time to Research Medicare

Medicare is a federal health insurance program for individuals aged 65 or older and those with certain disabilities, encompassing various parts that cover specific services. Parts A and B cover hospital and medical services, respectively, while Part C (Medicare Advantage) and Part D provide alternatives for receiving benefits and prescription drug coverage. Additionally, Medicare Supplements help cover costs not included in Original Medicare. Understanding enrollment periods and eligibility for assistance programs like Extra Help is crucial for managing costs and ensuring comprehensive coverage as you approach eligibility.

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What is Telehealth?

Telehealth involves healthcare provision through telecommunications technology, allowing remote consultations, diagnosis, and treatment. Benefits include convenience for those with limited mobility, remote locations, or inflexible schedules, using apps, patient portals, and video conferencing. However, potential drawbacks include gaps in care, misuse of pharmaceuticals, and limited insurance coverage.

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