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Keeping Grandkids (and Grandparents) Safe for Summer

Keeping Grandkids (and Grandparents) Safe for Summer

by Steve Boone | Jul 26, 2026 | Individual Health Insurance, KSS Insurance, travel health insurance, Travel Insurance

Summer break means prime bonding time with the grandkids. Whether you are hosting a backyard campout in Indiana, heading to a splash pad in Georgia, hiking the trails in North Carolina, or spending a week at a Florida beach, having the kids around brings a wonderful...
The Summer Travel Guide: Does Your Health Insurance Cross State Lines?

The Summer Travel Guide: Does Your Health Insurance Cross State Lines?

by Steve Boone | Jul 21, 2026 | Individual Health Insurance, KSS Insurance, travel health insurance, Travel Insurance

Summer is in full swing, and for many of us, that means packing up the car or boarding a flight. Whether you are taking a road trip down to the Gulf Coast of Florida, renting a beach house in South Carolina, or just heading up to the lake for a long weekend, travel is...
CareSource is Leaving the Indiana Marketplace: What This Means for Your Health Insurance

CareSource is Leaving the Indiana Marketplace: What This Means for Your Health Insurance

by Steve Boone | Jun 16, 2026 | CareSource

If you purchase your health care through the federal Marketplace (Healthcare.gov) in Indiana, you’re probably familiar with CareSource. They’ve been a staple choice for individuals, families, and entrepreneurs across the state for years.  However, CareSource has...
Don’t Leave Money on the Table: Your Medicare Advantage OTC Benefit

Don’t Leave Money on the Table: Your Medicare Advantage OTC Benefit

by Steve Boone | Mar 17, 2026 | Medicare Advantage, Medicare Health Insurance

If you are enrolled in a Medicare Advantage (Part C) plan, you likely have a “hidden gem” in your wallet: the Over-the-counter (OTC) Allowance. Most plans provide a quarterly credit—often ranging from $50 to $150—to spend on everyday health items. These supplemental...
The Gap in Your Coverage: Is Long-Term Care Insurance Right for You?

The Gap in Your Coverage: Is Long-Term Care Insurance Right for You?

by Steve Boone | Mar 9, 2026 | KSS Insurance, Long-Term Care Insurance

When planning for retirement, we often focus on travel, family and daily expenses. However, there is one “what if” that many Americans avoid: What if I can no longer care for myself? According to the latest U.S. Department of Health and Human Services projections,...
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