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Last year, many of our day-to-day activities shifted from in-person to online, including work, school, and health care. This year, we are continuing to see this trend emerge in new ways, most recently in school-based telehealth legislation. — Last year, many of our day-to-day activities shifted from in-person to online, including work, school, and health care. This year, we are continuing to see this trend emerge in new ways, most recently in school-based telehealth legislation. New Bills Maryland State Senator Cheryl Kagan recently introduced a bill to eliminate […]

Potential School-Based Telehealth Legislation

March 21, 2021 in Health tagged self-care / Technology / telehealth / wellness by Macee Hall

public and private hospitals — Public and Private Hospitals: Which is Better? Receiving medical assistance is no joke. We would want the best quality of care when dealing with sickness or anything of the sort. That is why we consider many things when deciding on a hospital. One of those things is whether the hospital […]

Public and Private Hospitals: Which is Better?

March 19, 2021 in Health / life / Medicare tagged finances / hospital indemnity plan / insurance help by Kayla Gonzalez

your insurance agent — Insurance agents are the go-between you and your insurance provider. They have made it their top priority to get you the policy that best fits your needs. I have put together a few of the ways your insurance agent can help you. Determine Amount of Coverage The insurance agent is […]

Ways Your Insurance Agent Can Help

March 18, 2021 in Health / life / Medicare tagged health / health insurance / Insurance Education / insurance help / preventative health measures by Kayla Gonzalez

Current estimates show that the number of daily vaccinations in March could nearly double, which would surely play into many Americans experiencing a healthier, happier summer this year. — This March may prove to be a key turning point in the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic in America if recent vaccine estimates are correct. Several vaccine manufacturers have amped up their production to try and reach vaccination goals and states have been given more predictable distribution schedules while the number of […]

Number of Daily Vaccinations in March Could Double

March 17, 2021 in Health tagged COVID-19 / current events / health / health & safety / vaccinations by Macee Hall

Below is a long term care insurance FAQ list that may help you understand the benefits and basics of LTC coverage. — Insurance can be overwhelming, especially when you’re thinking about policies that will protect you or your loved ones should something happen to you. It can be difficult to discuss final expenses or costs your family will need to take on should you pass away. It can be even more difficult […]

The Benefits and Basics of LTC Coverage

March 16, 2021 in life tagged Aging Gracefully / long term care insurance / Retirement / saving for retirement / senior lifestyle by Macee Hall

non-alcoholic beer — Beer With No Alcohol? A beer with no alcohol seems kind of strange. However, there are many great reasons that may make this non-alcoholic beer an ideal alternative for the classic beverage. The first and most obvious reason for switching over to a non-alcoholic beer is the fact that it […]

Beer With No Alcohol?

March 15, 2021 in Health / life tagged health / health & safety / heart health / preventative health measures / self-care by Kayla Gonzalez

Return of Premium life insurance policies are an attractive option to people who want to have coverage: Here is how return of premium policies work. The name of the policy is self explanatory: At the end of the term, the policyholder will receive their premium back in full as long […]

How Return of Premium Policies Work

March 14, 2021 in life tagged finances / Insurance Education / insurance help / Life Insurance by Jeffrey Cooperstein

Here are some dos and don’ts regarding posting about your COVID vaccine on social media. — Social media has gained overwhelming traction over the past few years and current social distancing efforts are only adding to platforms’ popularity. Two recent trends gracing our social feeds are vaccine selfies and pictures of vaccine records, where those receiving their COVID-19 vaccinations post either a picture of themselves receiving […]

Dos and Don’t for Posting Your COVID-19 Vaccine on Social ...

March 12, 2021 in Health tagged COVID-19 / current events / Cyber Security / senior lifestyle / Technology by Macee Hall

When planning your safe vacations during COVID, consider these closer-to-home options, as well! — With spring and summer on their way, many are planning vacations and outings to break out of the monotony of this past winter. Though new vaccinations and ongoing social distancing efforts have helped keep cases at bay between surges, the pandemic is still far from over. When planning your safe […]

Safe Vacations During COVID

March 10, 2021 in Health / life tagged COVID-19 / current events / health / health & safety / vaccinations by Macee Hall

Governor Greg Abbott announced last Tuesday that Texas’ COVID restrictions are loosening on March 10. According to the executive order signed by Abbott, all businesses will be allowed to open at full capacity for the first time in almost a year. In addition, the statewide mask mandate will end on […]

Texas’ COVID Restrictions are Loosening

March 8, 2021 in Health / Medicare / Uncategorized tagged COVID-19 / current events / government acts & responses / health & safety / vaccinations by Jeffrey Cooperstein