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Fall is the perfect time to review your Prescription Drug Plan. The Annual Enrollment Period runs from October 15 to December 7, Each year, formularies and costs can change, and the plan that fit your needs last year may not be the lowest-cost option this year.

If your doctor says you need surgery to diagnose or treat a health problem that isn’t an emergency, you should consider getting a second opinion.

As a senior or retiree, it’s important to know what tax deductions you may qualify for.

Each year, there are new health plan and prescription drug coverage choices.

Poor oral health can have a big impact on your overall health. Gum inflammation raises your risk for heart disease, lung disease, blood vessel blockages, and even stroke. And tooth loss may even raise your risk of dementia.

A new prescription drug law went into effect January 2023. This law improves access to affordable treatments and strengthens the Medicare program.

Medicare doesn’t cover most dental care or procedures—like cleanings, fillings, tooth extractions, dentures, dental plates, etc.

Medicare Part B Covers Many Preventative Services at No Cost to You

The federal Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps adults 65 and older who have limited incomes cover the cost of air conditioners and utility bills.

Learn 5 Things You Should Know About Medicare Insulin Costs.

Our winter newsletter is filled with information about video chatting along with other useful information.

Our fall newsletter is filled with information about cold and flu season along with other useful information.

Make sure you take the time to understand any of your plan changes to avoid surprises on January 1.

For those dealing with high prescription drug costs, the Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug website may be of help.

Our summer newsletter is filled with information about Medicare along with other useful information.