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03/31/2026

Join the Venice Chamber this THURSDAY for a Health & Wellness Fair. I’ll be there, so be sure and stop by to say hello!

03/30/2026

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New CMS-run Medicare GLP-1 Bridge demonstration begins July 1, 2026

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced the Better Approaches to Lifestyle and Nutrition for Comprehensive hEalth (BALANCE) Model and a separate short-term demonstration (now called the “Medicare GLP-1 Bridge”)

03/28/2026

Youll catch me at Crunch Fitness today, 3/28, for Small Business Saturday!! Come by and see me and while you're here, take in some HOT YOGA - transformation for mind, body & soul!

03/25/2026

With the plan year underway, are there any benefits that you wish you had added? This can happen as you settle into the year, and the good news is that you have solutions. Swipe to see some common health insurance add-ons, why they matter, and what they typically cover. You may not realize, but you can typically add an indemnity plan for a very affordable premium and safeguard yourself from high out-of-pocket expenses.

If you’d like help adding supplemental coverage to your existing portfolio, call me, and I can compare options side by side and find the coverage that fits your needs.

03/09/2026

Unexpected medical expenses can add up fast — even with traditional health insurance. That’s where medical bridge coverage steps in, providing an extra layer of financial protection for life’s unexpected moments. Swipe through to learn more.

Contact our team today to learn more about medical bridge coverage for you or your employees.

03/08/2026

On January 5, 2025, the Social Security Fairness Act was officially signed into law. Swipe for an overview ↩️

03/06/2026

In conversations about self-care and family health, we often emphasize the usual: nutrition, exercise, and mental well-being. But let's not forget an equally critical, but often-overlooked aspect: routine eye exams.

Regular eye checkups go beyond just adjusting our vision with the correct lenses. They serve as a crucial gateway to detecting more significant health issues:

☑️ Hypertension: Changes in the eye's blood vessels can reveal high blood pressure.
☑️ High Cholesterol: A yellowish patch on the upper and/or inner parts of your eyelid might indicate high cholesterol levels.
☑️ Autoimmune Disorders: Inflammation in the eye can signal autoimmune diseases, including lupus.
☑️ Thyroid Disease: An unusual bulge in the eyeballs could be a telltale sign of thyroid issues.
☑️ Cancer: Abnormalities in eye structure can point toward ocular melanoma, and a close look at the eyelids can reveal basal cell carcinoma.

If it's been some time since your last eye exam, let's change that. Find an optometrist nearby and schedule an appointment.

Remember, if you have Medicare Advantage, your exam is likely a $0 copay! If you have a MedSupp, check out the discount offered by your carrier!

03/05/2026

As if we didn't have enough to watch out for.......here comes FRAUD using AI. Check this out! ⬇️

03/05/2026

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03/05/2026

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03/04/2026

In the realm of health, one key topic deserves more of a spotlight than it usually gets: preventative care.

Surprisingly, only 8% of Americans take advantage of routine preventive screenings. With that in mind, we’re sharing four reasons to prioritize preventative care ➡️

Remember, while each policy differs, most cover routine check-ups, immunizations, screenings, preventative medications, wellness programs, and counseling and education. Medicare covers preventive screenings and immunizations at no cost to you!

Have questions about your current coverage or your health insurance options? Reach out anytime.

03/03/2026

📣 Important Health Update Alert 📣

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, a group of medical experts dedicated to evidence-based recommendations, has made a significant change concerning breast cancer screenings.

👩‍⚕️ In April 2024, the Task Force announced its recommendations that women begin breast cancer screenings at age 40, a departure from its previous 2016 guidelines.

This shift is aimed at improving early detection and outcomes in fighting breast cancer, currently the second-leading cause of cancer death.

💡 What Should You Do?

While the USPSTF is independent and not government-affiliated, its recommendations are highly respected and often influence health insurance company policies.

Given these changes, now may be a good time to talk to your health care provider about how this update might affect your future health care plans. You may also want to look over your coverage to ensure it meets your needs.

As always, if you have any concerns or questions about insurance coverage, please don't hesitate to contact me. Your well-being is a priority!