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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,...
Traveling? Don’t Leave Without Travel Health Insurance

Traveling? Don’t Leave Without Travel Health Insurance

by Steve Boone | Feb 24, 2026 | KSS Insurance, travel health insurance

Whether you’re crossing state lines to visit grandkids or crossing an ocean for a bucket-list cruise, your health insurance doesn’t always pack its bags with you. Before you head out of Central Indiana, it’s vital to know where your coverage stops. At KSS...
Bridging the Gap: Why Supplemental Cancer Insurance is a Critical Addition to Your Coverage

Bridging the Gap: Why Supplemental Cancer Insurance is a Critical Addition to Your Coverage

by Karl Downey | Feb 23, 2026 | Cancer Insurance, KSS Insurance

We all know someone whose life is touched by cancer. While modern medical treatments are more effective than ever, the financial toll of a cancer diagnosis remains one of the biggest stressors for families in Central Indiana.  According to the American Cancer Society,...
5 Facts You (And Your Parents) Don’t Know About Traditional Medicare, Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement

5 Facts You (And Your Parents) Don’t Know About Traditional Medicare, Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement

by Steve Boone | Jul 12, 2022 | Medicare Health Insurance

This guide will help you or your parents navigate the complex world of Medicare and understand some of the lesser-known facts about this program. Medicare can be a confusing topic for most people. Understanding what is covered and what is not, the potential penalties...
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