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Flexible Powers

November 15, 2018

Bob Veres

Health Insurance, Insurance, News

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Flexible Powers      When a person comes down with any of various forms of dementia, it means he or she requires additional amounts of care. It also means eventually taking away the checkbook and access to credit cards, to prevent the person with diminishing capacity from responding to Nigerian email pitches or late night infomercials.      For […]

Open Enrollment: Pay Attention

November 1, 2018

Bob Veres

Health Insurance, Money, News, Polotics

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     We are now in open enrollment on the government (39 states) or state health insurance exchanges (11 states and the District of Columbia)—so this is the time of year when consumers can buy health insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act.      In most states, the enrollment season lasts six weeks—half as long as it used [...]

The Alarming Truth About American Healthcare Costs

July 16, 2018

Bob Veres

Health Insurance, Lifestyle, People

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The Alarming Truth About American Healthcare Costs In all the debate over how or whether we need affordable care, state registries, guaranteed coverage despite pre-existing conditions etc. etc., few Americans realize that our U.S. healthcare system has been totally out of control, cost-wise, for decades.  A recent study by the Kaiser Foundation found that virtually […]

IRMAA’s Rise

March 6, 2018

Bob Veres

Health Insurance, Money

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IRMAA’s Rise Higher income retirees cannot be faulted for thinking that Washington has a hand in their pocket. In 2018, the Medicare Access And CHIP Reauthorization Act lowered the threshold on which Medicare recipients pay an income-related monthly adjustment amount (IRMAA) to their Medicare Part B premiums. Previous to this year, the highest premium kicked […]

Medicare’s Future

February 19, 2018

Bob Veres

Health Insurance, Insurance, Lifestyle, News, Retirement, Retirement Planning

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  Medicare’s Future   Several items that everybody seems to be overlooking in the recent budget deal signed by President Trump are potentially-significant changes to how Medicare is administered.  First on the list is the elimination of Medicare’s independent payment advisory board, authorized under the Affordable Care Act to serve as a check on higher […]

Errors and Omissions Insurance

January 18, 2017

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401k, benefits, Columbus OH Financial Advisor, Financial planning, health, health care, insurance, investment, investment advice, Retirement Planning

Health Insurance, Insurance Planning, News

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Errors and Omissions Insurance Errors and Omissions (E&O) insurance has many names. For some healthcare professionals, it’s called malpractice insurance. For lawyers, it may be called professional liability insurance. Whatever name it goes by, E&O insurance is designed to protect you or your company from potential financial damages that may arise from a client holding […]

Good News About HIV

October 4, 2016

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Health Insurance, Lifestyle, News

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Good News About HIV You don’t hear much about the HIV epidemic any more, despite the fact that an estimated 1.2 million Americans are living with the disease, and an estimated 44,000 new cases are reported in this country every year.  The Center for Disease Control says that 36.7 million people around the world have […]

Medical Empowerment

September 8, 2016

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Health Insurance, Lifestyle, News

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How do you become an empowered health care consumer?  A recent blog post on the Forbes magazine website, authored by financial planner/doctor Carolyn McClanahan, suggests that the relationship between doctors and patients is entering a third phase of its long-term evolution.  Phase one was paternalistic, where the doctor told the patient what to do and […]

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