Medicare can be a confusing topic for many. Here are the top 5 facts that most people don’t know about Medicare. Have a specific question? Drop me an e-mail, sboone@kssinsurance.com Medicare isn’t free Original Medicare is divided into 2 parts; Part A which covers hospital stays, and Part B which covers physician visits. Part A
Read MorePlease do NOT believe any information about Health Care from Facebook or the mainstream media. Nearly everything we have seen is so slanted or inaccurate that the information is useless. The best source we have found is from Kaiser Family Foundation on their website, www.kff.org They have been involved in Healthcare reform from the beginning
Read MoreSource: bloomberg.com | Re-Post KSS Insurance 3/30/2017 – Who’s to blame for the failure of the Republican bill to repeal and replace Obamacare? Who cares? What matters now is that Democrats stop gloating, Republicans stop sulking, and each party come to the table to improve a health-care system that both parties agree needs work. After
Read MoreSource: khn.org | Re-Post KSS Insurance 3/21/2017 – After literally years of promises, House Republicans finally have a bill they say will “repeal and replace” the Affordable Care Act. Some conservative Republicans have derided the new proposal — the American Health Care Act — calling it “Obamacare Lite.” It keeps intact some of the more popular
Read MoreSource: financialexpress.com | Re-Post Kss Insurance 3/7/2017 – Health insurance is one of the best gifts we can give to our family. It might come with a cost, but it is actually a lifesaver in emergency situations. It acts as a backup plan too. However, with a drawback of huge investments required, health insurance most of the
Read MoreSource: bloomberg.com | Re-Post KSS Insurance 2/26/2017 – Healthcare.gov enrollment came in well below what was anticipated last month. After running very slightly ahead of last year’s numbers in December, January brought the news that about 400,000 fewer people had enrolled on the federal exchanges than did so in 2016. Those are scary numbers, not
Read MoreSource: linkedin.com | Re-Post KSS Insurance 2/7/2017 – A closer look at a key provision proposed by the GOP The debate to repeal and replace the ACA (Obamacare) continues. As an alternative to the individual mandate, several GOP proposals keep the ACA’s protections for people with pre-existing conditions, but only for policyholders who maintain “continuous coverage”.
Read MorePosted KSS Insurance 2/2/2017 – Open Enrollment for individual Health Insurance plans covered by ObamaCare ended on January 31st, and under the current law, you likely will be faced with a tax penalty. But if you missed the deadline, you may still be able to protect your family. Here’s how: Purchase a short-term plan –
Read MoreAs you continue to evaluate your health insurance needs, there are many factors to consider and contemplate. If you are struggling with deciding which plan is best for you or how to keep your costs down or how the new administration will impact you, please contact us so we can help guide you through the
Read MoreSource: usatoday.com | Re-Post KSS Insurance 12/16/2016 Federal regulators Thursday night extended the midnight deadline for Affordable Care Act insurance by four days, as consumers fought to get through to call center operators and log onto Healthcare.gov to buy insurance that takes effect Jan. 1. “Nearly a million consumers have left their contact information to
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