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Look what we found in this old photo album!

We were rummaging around in storage this week, and we found an album of old pictures. It seemed like a prime opportunity to reflect on how far we've come as a company. But that's not what happened.

What to do if you’ve lost your Medicare card

Your Medicare card is an important little piece of plastic. It proves that you have Medicare insurance and helps you to get medical services and other insurance coverage. If you were to lose your card, do you know how to get a replacement? You have a few options...

A peek behind the curtain of Medicare Supplement insurance rates

Your Medicare Supplement insurance premiums will go up every year, as they always have. So what do you do, just sit there and take it? Understanding the system and you can save money on your policy.

2016 Medicare Deductibles and Coinsurance Announced

We’ve been anxiously waiting for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to announce their numbers for 2016, and they finally did. If you’re already on Medicare, here are the parts that will affect you.

Helen's premiums went up, so she took action

Helen was 87 years old, and her Medicare Supplement premiums had gone up to $256 per month. She felt this was too high, and wanted a way to pay less. She and her son sat down with Tom Gallion to discuss her options.

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