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HealthMarkets agent Joanie Keehn says fresh changes to the Affordable Care Act mean more coverage options
One of the hallmarks of last year’s Affordable Care Act (ACA) enrollment was the elimination of the tax penalty for those failing to acquire coverage. “The law requiring coverage was and is still in place, but the individual mandate on the tax penalty was eliminated last year,” says Joanie Keehn, a licensed insurance agent with...
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Baby Boomers are creating major changes in the way insurance companies are offering Medicare
According to Forbes magazine, baby boomers are permanently clocking out of the workforce at a rate of 10,000 each day. That’s a huge number of fresh retirees not only lining up for Social Security benefits, but also Medicare. And with Baby Boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964) representing nearly 20 percent of the population in America,...
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Bye, bye, bat wings
Some stubborn fat just won’t disappear, no matter how much we diet and exercise. But TruSculpt iD changes everything—and it’s available at Dr. Laurel’s PRP Bar. Unlike CoolSculpting, Kybella and surgery, with TruSculpt iD there is very little, if any, pain. There is no downtime, and almost everyone is a candidate. “With...
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If you're over 65, get the medicare benefits you deserve with the help of HealthMarkets' Bernie Davidson
According to Forbes magazine, baby boomers are permanently clocking out of the workforce at a rate of 10,000 each day. That’s a huge number of fresh retirees not only lining up for Social Security benefits, but also Medicare. And with Baby Boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964) representing nearly 20 percent of the population in America,...
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HealthMarkets North Olmsted can help everyone over age 65 benefit from changes in the Medicare
According to Forbes magazine, baby boomers are permanently clocking out of the workforce at a rate of 10,000 each day. That’s a huge number of fresh retirees not only lining up for Social Security benefits, but also Medicare. And with Baby Boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964) representing nearly 20 percent of the population in America,...
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