Medicare: What’s Covered, What’s Not

Posted by Peter Gordon
On December 10, 2021
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Medicare is a federally run insurance program that primarily serves people age 65 and over and younger people with disabilities or dialysis needs. Medicare is run by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), and because it is a federal program, it is essentially the same across the United States. Medicare participants are given […]

Understanding Medicare A and B

Posted by Jacob Gordon
On November 8, 2021
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When qualifying for Medicare, most people are typically enrolled in Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B, which comprise what is known as Original Medicare. In simple terms, Medicare Part A generally helps pay costs as a hospital inpatient. In contrast, Medicare Part B may help pay outpatient services, including doctor visits, lab work, medical […]

Understanding the Difference Between Medicaid and Medicare

Posted by Jacob Gordon
On November 4, 2021
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Medicare and Medicaid are two programs often spoken about in current events. While both are government-provided health insurance programs, there are significant differences in eligibility and funding. It’s crucial to understand the difference between the two programs to help those in need apply for the right program and get the assistance they need. Medicare Medicare […]

Do your elderly parents or loved ones have online accounts set up for their long term care policies?

Posted by Peter Gordon
On April 9, 2021
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Last week I sat down with a relatively new client. Our in person meeting was a relief. I was fourteen days past my second #COVID vaccine; my client was already vaccinated. We were situated six feet apart with masks on. We have an onboarding process for new clients which requires us to get a lot of information, […]