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September 25, 2019
Take Control of Your Health Care Future With Advance Care Planning
You’ve probably made plans for your financial future by having a 401k or a life insurance policy. You’ve taken steps now to make sure you’re prepared for whatever tomorrow might bring. You can prepare for your health care future with advance care planning. What is advance care planning? If you are ever unable to speak…
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July 30, 2019
Why Ratings Matter When Shopping for Health Insurance
Think about the steps you take before making a purchase, whether it’s an appliance or a book, or even before deciding which restaurant to go to. You want to make sure you’re getting the most for your money and will be satisfied, so you research the item, read reviews, and comparison shop.
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July 10, 2019
3 Ways You Can Receive Free or Low Cost Health Insurance in New York State
Finding quality health insurance that fits your budget is important for you and your family. Let’s look at three types of health coverage that may be right for you, depending on your income, family size, and your needs.
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May 27, 2019
Understanding Medicare Part D
Medicare plans include a standard level of coverage, and that goes for prescription drug coverage, too. Every Medicare Advantage plan must cover all services available with Original Medicare coverage.
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March 29, 2019
How to Use Your Plan to Help Your Health and Your Wallet
As embarrassing as this is to admit, before working at CDPHP, I really had no idea how my health insurance company could help me with my health. All I knew is that I paid a bill each month, then I’d have health care coverage when I needed it – that was about it. Now, as…
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December 04, 2018
8 Creative Ways to Use Up Your 2023 Health Care Dollars
Once again, the holidays have snuck up on me. It happens every year – the calendar flips to November and bam – I’m hit with toy catalogues and holiday commercials. While you’re making your list and checking it twice, pencil in some time to think about your flexible spending account (FSA).
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