Toward the end of 2019, there was strong bipartisan momentum toward protecting individuals from surprise medical bills. In December of 2020, Congressional committee leaders released a statement, sharing that they had reached a bipartisan consensus. The agreement would be included in the second Covid-19 relief bill, which many Americans may remember as “the one with […]
As we get older, our healthcare needs become much more important and oftentimes more expensive. Ensuring our health needs are met properly can cause a lot of anxiety. Thankfully, for those who are 65 years and older, Medicare can help lift that burden. Below is a very simplified introduction to the basics of Medicare. […]
Medicaid, which began in 1965, has seen many changes and expansions over the years. However, it is still one of the more misunderstood topics in healthcare. Medicaid is commonly confused with Medicare, which is healthcare for those 65 years and older. Today, we are talking about the Medicaid program — what it does, who […]
Besides gaining an extra day in February, there are two other major events that will happen this year: The Summer Olympics and the United States Presidential election. Since we’re not into the Olympic season yet, we want to give you an early election update and a rundown on what it means for your healthcare. […]