Individual, Group & Medicare Healthcare Insurance.
Please refer back to the article on Medicare Tools from April 30,2012. I want to provide more information on how the Medicare Part D tool is useful and how to make good use of it. Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage (Part D) -Medicare.gov In using the part D tool, where you can build your Rx Drug […]
Disability Insurance (DI) is a thing most people do not want to think about, but should give some serious thought to and put a plan in place. I believe we all should have some plan for you and your family. It can be to set up a savings plan or tap a friend or family […]
If you are on a Medicare health plan (Medicare supplement or Medicare Part D plan (part D is Rx coverage). If you have a Medicare Advantage plan you most likely have medical and Rx coverage together in your plan. I do not write about Medicare Advantage plans for I am not certified to market and […]
The term “in-network” – describes a provider or health care facility which is part of a health plan’s network. When applicable, insured individuals usually pay less when using an in-network provider. This means when going to a Doctor, a Clinic or hospital and you have health insurance (an individual or group plan) it is better […]
A personnel up-date for our Sugar Land office. It is better late than never to note on this website that Miss Blair Piercy has left Sugar Creek Financial Group as of the end of January 2011. Blair had worked for Mr. Bob Roy part time for over four years while attending college at UH Downtown. […]
Well, Happy New Year to 2012 and people are dealing with new years resolutions or NOT. We all fall into one or the other camp and we all have things in our life we want to improve. Improving our health is always a topic for Texans and all Americans. Even if you are in “good […]
ACOs (Accountable Care Organizations) are a part of the Health Care Reform Act (HCR) or its official name: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA). This is scheduled to go into effect on January 1 2012 and, for the most part will impact Medicare . ACOs from what I can see look like HMOs but will […]
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