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  Stop Overpaying for Health Insurance! Think Your Health Insurance Is Too Expensive? You’re probably right. 🛑Now is the time to make the change because: Many people don’t realize that they could be saving hundreds—or even qualifying for FREE health insurance—by working with an experienced agent to review their options. Here’s the truth: ➡️ Plans and subsidies change every year. ➡️ You could qualify for financial assistance you’re not aware of. ➡️ Automatically enrolling in the same plan might mean you’re overpaying. What I Offer: ✔️Expert guidance to explore all available plans and subsidies. ✔️A simple process to find the perfect plan tailored to your needs. ✔️Peace of mind knowing you’re not leaving money on the table. 👉 Don’t wait—Call Today For Your (Free) Consultation.                                            866-223-8013 Your health ins...
   Your Health and Medicare Plans Simplified-Everyday with David Stein 866-223-8013 Today’s Tip: Use Free Assistance Need help choosing a plan? We  offer free, unbiased guidance to help you enroll and maximize your coverage. Tomorrow, we’ll explore how to use your ACA plan effectively and get the most from your coverage. Got questions or myths you’d like us to debunk? Let us know in the comments! Affordable Care, Every Day with ACA with David Stein
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   Your Health and Medicare Plans Simplified-Everyday with David Stein Fun and Fascinating Facts About Medicare January 14, 2025: 5 Surprising Facts You Didn’t Know About Medicare Welcome to today’s edition of our Medicare blog! While Medicare is a vital program for millions of Americans, it also has a fascinating history and unique quirks. Let’s explore 5 interesting facts about Medicare that might surprise you. 1. Medicare Was Signed Into Law by President Lyndon B. Johnson On July 30, 1965 , President Lyndon B. Johnson signed Medicare into law at the Harry S. Truman Library. Former President Truman was the first person to enroll in the program, symbolizing its importance in helping retirees manage healthcare costs. 2. Medicare Covers Over 65 Million People As of 2025, more than 65 million Americans rely on Medicare for their health coverage. This includes seniors aged 65+ and younger individuals with disabilities or certain health conditions, such as End-Stage Renal Disease...

Your Health and Medicare Plans Simplified-Every Day With David Stein: Navigating Medicare with Ease

  Your Health and Medicare Plans Simplified-Every Day With David Stein Navigating Medicare with Ease January 10, 2025: Original Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage Welcome back to our daily Medicare blog! Yesterday, we covered the basics of Medicare. Today, let’s tackle one of the most important decisions you’ll make: choosing between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage . Original Medicare: The Foundation Original Medicare consists of Part A (Hospital Insurance) and Part B (Medical Insurance) . Here’s what to know: Pros: Flexibility: You can see any doctor or specialist that accepts Medicare. Simplicity: No need to worry about network restrictions. Add-ons: You can purchase Medigap (Supplemental Insurance) to cover out-of-pocket costs and Part D for prescription drugs. Cons: No limit on out-of-pocket costs unless you add Medigap. Limited coverage for dental, vision, and hearing. Medicare Advantage: All-in-One Coverage Medicare Advantage, also known as Part C , is offered by pri...

Your Health and Medicare Plans Simplified – Every Day with David Stein

  Your Health and Medicare Plans Simplified – Every Day with David Stein Maximizing Your ACA Coverage  January 10, 2025: Choosing the Right ACA Health Plan Welcome back to our daily ACA health insurance blog! Yesterday, we covered the basics of ACA coverage. Today, let’s dive into how to choose the right plan for you and your family. Step 1: Understand the ACA Metal Tiers ACA health plans are divided into four metal tiers: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. Each tier represents a different balance between monthly premiums and out-of-pocket costs: Bronze : Lowest premiums, highest out-of-pocket costs (best for healthy individuals who rarely visit the doctor). Silver : Moderate premiums and costs; eligible for cost-sharing reductions if you qualify for subsidies. Gold : Higher premiums, lower out-of-pocket costs (ideal if you need frequent care or have chronic conditions). Today’s Tip: Don’t Forget Dental and Vision While most ACA plans focus on medical coverage, many don’t i...
  Your Health and Medicare, Simplified – Every Day with David Stein The Four Parts of Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) Covers inpatient care, skilled nursing facility care, and some home health services. Most people don’t pay a premium for Part A. Part B (Medical Insurance) Covers doctor visits, outpatient services, preventive care, and durable medical equipment. A monthly premium applies. Part C (Medicare Advantage) An alternative to Original Medicare, offered by private insurers. These plans often include additional benefits like vision, dental, and prescription drug coverage. Part D (Prescription Drug Coverage) Covers prescription medications. Offered by private insurance companies, Part D helps lower your out-of-pocket costs for drugs. Tomorrow’s Topic: How to Choose Between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage Got questions or suggestions for future topics? Share them in the comments—we’d love to hear from you!