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Senior Options for the Future: Navigating Communities, Contracts, and More

Senior Options for the Future We all think and dream about the future. Our dreams can include graduating, getting married, starting a family, getting a promotion, buying a home, retiring, and more. Achieving our dreams in the future requires planning today. Understanding senior options helps you prepare for the future, so you can live the … Continued

Top 6 Things to Know about Medicaid Waiver and Eligibility

There are many factors that go into the decision to move to a senior living community. One of the biggest factors you may face, for yourself or your loved one, is the price. Once you know what a community costs, you probably start thinking about how you’re going to pay for it. Depending on your … Continued

Medicare Alphabet: Understanding the Basics from Part A to Part D

You probably know Medicare as insurance for seniors. If only it were that simple! Like most insurance, it can be confusing and easily become overwhelming. Medicare has four parts, A-D, which are also known as the Medicare Alphabet. Instead of getting lost in Medicare’s alphabet soup, you can navigate your insurance options with confidence. Medicare … Continued

Secure Your Future with Our Long-Term Care Insurance Tips

Senior Living Essentials: Understanding Long-Term Care Insurance Have you ever heard the term “long-term care insurance?”. Some people will tell you they have never heard of it.  Does it have something to do with my home insurance? Others will tell you they have heard of it but thought that it was only for older people. … Continued

Medicare Versus Medicaid: Which One is Right for You?

What is Medicare and Medicaid? You have probably had several different companies that provided you medical insurance. If your insurance was provided by your employer, they determined what insurance policies you had with limited options. Fast forward to your retirement years and now you have to determine what type of a plan is best for … Continued