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The August Medicare Checklist: 3 Simple Things to Do Before Open Enrollment Starts

The August Medicare Checklist: 3 Simple Things to Do Before Open Enrollment Starts

by Steve Boone | Aug 18, 2026 | Individual Health Insurance, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Health Insurance

Annual Open Enrollment runs from October 15th to December 7th. But most people wait until October to think about Medicare changes. Waiting often leads to rushed decisions and long appointment wait times. That’s why August is the perfect month to prepare without any...
What Is an Annual Notice of Change (ANOC): And Why You Shouldn’t Throw It Away.

What Is an Annual Notice of Change (ANOC): And Why You Shouldn’t Throw It Away.

by Steve Boone | Aug 13, 2026 | Individual Health Insurance, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Health Insurance

September mailboxes often fill up with thick stacks of insurance paperwork. Among those envelopes is one document you should never toss aside. It is called the Annual Notice of Change, or ANOC for short. Federal law requires Medicare Advantage and Part D plans to send...
Industry Disruption: Why the Latest Medicare Advantage News Proves You Must Review Your Plan Every Year

Industry Disruption: Why the Latest Medicare Advantage News Proves You Must Review Your Plan Every Year

by Steve Boone | Aug 5, 2026 | Medicare Advantage

Major shifts are taking place across the Medicare Advantage market. A recent Becker’s Payer Issues report states Humana expects to exit certain plans. This move will impact nearly 600,000 members. According to their 2nd quarter earnings report United Healthcare lost...
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...
Turning 65 in the Second Half of the Year? Your Medicare Timeline Starts Now

Turning 65 in the Second Half of the Year? Your Medicare Timeline Starts Now

by Steve Boone | Jul 13, 2026 | Individual Health Insurance, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Health Insurance

If your 65th birthday falls between July and December, your mailbox is likely already filling up with colorful brochures, folders, and letters about Medicare. Entering the Medicare system is a significant transition, and it is easy to feel overwhelmed by the sudden...
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