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I'll be 65 in a few months -- Medicare enrollment age -- and am interested in getting a Medicare Advantage plan to cover my health care and prescription drugs. Can you give me some advice on choosing a plan?
It is rare that an artist ever asks her about the gallery's insurance policy -- does she have one, what does it cover, what are the exclusions -- and she cannot recall any artists refusing to consign work to her because of a lack of insurance.
In his interview, Dr. Soon-Shiong raises the need for more integrated health care with the patient at the center and focus on the cost of not doing so vs. the current focus on what things cost.
A week ago I attended a seminar on ObamaCare, where I heard about a new hospital, patient treatment and specialty care facilities planned or under construction. Then I read about the medical provider war underway in northern Colorado.
Being financially prepared for the costs of a death was something far beyond a family's thoughts, at least until that time came. And it always did.
Within the industry, the Tiburon CEO Summit has a certain "mystique" about it. Where can a CEO turn for unbiased advice and camaraderie? Other top-shelf execs!
Messaging about growing older and creating a world that honors an aging America needs to be succinct and clear, not laden with insider language oriented to policy wonks.
If you want good service before, during, and after your office visit, here are some tips for making them go as smoothly as possible.
If you don't need your life insurance policy any longer, are having difficulty with the premium payments or could just use the money, a life settlement is definitely an option worth considering.
While there are only so many risk factors you can control, it doesn't mean you can't, or shouldn't, plan for the unexpected. Here are three steps you could take to help you prepare for an emergency.
As if tornadoes aren't enough, USA Today reports that droughts are intensifying all over the U.S. -- you know, the sort of extreme weather likely to occur under continued global warming.
If AARP, which has more than 10 percent of the U.S. population on its rolls, hasn't yet figured out how to capture seniors on the most pervasive social media site, then we all have a long way to go.
Think you're covered when it comes to your medical bills because you have good health insurance? Don't be so sure.
What's your plan's deductible for a hospital visit? You don't know. What do you pay per month for health coverage? Most people don't know that, either. All of which makes it extraordinarily hard to communicate about the Affordable Care Act persuasively or effectively.
The common thread in these trends is that we cannot afford to continue policy debates about whether climate change is real. Scientists have spoken. Governments have spoken. Markets have spoken.
