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Medicare Seminar at Jain Soc On Sunday, April 2nd, Empower Brokerage’s Senior Product Specialist John Shinn hosted a Medicare seminar at Jain Soc in Dallas. Empower Brokerage insurance agent and author Malti Patel presented at the seminar. Malti immigrated to America with her 82-year-old mother-in-law from Kenya in 2001. She […]

Medicare Seminar at Jain Soc

April 10, 2017 in Medicare tagged media / medicare / Medicare Supplement / Medigap by Bill Bronson

If I have a Plan F, am I going to be able to keep it? Or is it totally going away in January 2020? Many of you may have heard about this legislation that’s already passed and be thinking that it may affect you and your Medicare supplement plan. Well, […]

Is Plan F Here to Stay?

April 7, 2017 in Medicare tagged medicare / Medicare Supplement / Plan F / senior lifestyle by Bill Bronson

How Positive Thinking Improves Your Health Research is beginning to reveal that positive thinking is about much more than just being happy or displaying an upbeat attitude. Positive thoughts can create real value in your life and help you build skills that last much longer than a smile. The impact […]

How Positive Thinking Improves Your Health

April 6, 2017 in Medicare tagged health & safety / productivity / wellness by Bill Bronson

What It Means to Be “Under Observation” in the Hospital: What Medicare Enrollees Should Know Imagine waking up with sudden chest pain. You eat well, stay active, and follow your doctor’s advice—but your father died of a heart attack, and the worry grips you. You drive to the hospital, spend […]

What You Need to Know About Hospital Observation Under Medicare

April 5, 2017 in Medicare tagged finances / government acts & responses / Insurance Education / medicare / Medicare Costs by Bill Bronson

When Seconds Count: Staying Prepared with Your EpiPen Picture this: you’re out to dinner with a friend, laughing over old stories. Dessert arrives, and with the first bite, panic sets in. You’re severely allergic to nuts, and the sauce you swore was caramel turns out to be peanut butter. Within […]

EpiPens Recalled Due to Potential Defect & What It Means ...

April 4, 2017 in Medicare tagged health & safety / medicare / Part D / public health / wellness by Bill Bronson

If you’re approaching Medicare age or are already enrolled in Medicare, one of the most important questions you can ask your doctor is: “Do you accept Medicare assignment?” If you’re not asking, you could be spending more on your doctor’s visits and healthcare services than you need to. Let’s break […]

Medicare Assignment: How It Can Help

March 31, 2017 in Medicare tagged finances / medicare / Medicare Costs / Medicare Supplement by Bill Bronson

Dehydration in Seniors Seniors may be at a higher risk of dehydration due to a decreased sense of thirst, which is a common early warning sign of mild dehydration. Seniors should also be aware that fear of being incontinent, swallowing difficulties, and gastrointestinal disorders contribute to their risk of becoming […]

Dehydration in Seniors

March 23, 2017 in Medicare tagged health & safety / Nutrition / senior lifestyle / wellness by Bill Bronson

If you struggle with heartburn, you’re familiar with the burning sensation that can happen after you eat. You can take comfort in knowing you’re not the only one. More than 60 million Americans experience this acid reflux symptom at least once a month, and 15 million feel it every single […]

How to Ease Your Heartburn

March 22, 2017 in Medicare tagged diet / digestive health / health / Nutrition / wellness by Bill Bronson

Common Pain Meds Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Disease Ibuprofen and other common painkillers have been linked to an increased risk of cardiac arrest, according to a new Danish study published in the European Heart Journal—Cardiovascular Pharmacotherapy. Authors say you should take caution when taking drugs, and people with […]

Common Pain Meds Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Disease

March 21, 2017 in Medicare tagged health & safety / heart disease / heart health / Prescription drugs by Bill Bronson

Spending a day or two indoors will not harm your health—in fact, taking occasional rest days is essential for restoring energy and strengthening muscle fibers. However, it is no secret that staying cooped up for extended periods can take a toll on your body and overall outlook on life. Instead […]

The Benefits of Spending Time Outside

March 20, 2017 in Medicare tagged anxiety / depression / nature / wellness by Bill Bronson