Attention Small Businesses: Special Enrollment Window & Year-End Opportunities

Has the high cost or strict requirements of health insurance kept you from offering a group plan to your employees? The gate just opened. This year, you have a time-sensitive, once-a-year opportunity to secure a critical employee benefit—and significant tax advantages—for your small business. The window is narrow, but the potential is huge.

Don’t Miss Your Medicare Enrollment Deadline: AEP Guide

The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) runs from October 15 to December 7, allowing beneficiaries to review and adjust their plans for 2024. It’s crucial to assess changes in coverage, costs, and medication formularies, as missing the deadline can limit options for the year and lead to unexpected expenses.

Act Now: Secure Your 2026 Health Coverage Before the Covered California Deadline

Covered California’s Open Enrollment for 2026 health plans runs from November 1, 2025, to January 31, 2026. Individuals and families must review and update their plans as health needs and financial situations change annually. Small businesses can also benefit through Covered California for Small Business (CCSB), offering flexible plans and potential tax credits.

Medicare AEP is Here! Your Guide to Choosing the Right 2026 Plan

Stop Leaving Money on the Table! From October 15 to December 7, you have a crucial opportunity to ensure your 2026 Medicare coverage is the most cost-effective plan for your health needs. Don’t simply re-enroll without checking—major new benefits and plan changes could save you thousands.

Don’t Neglect Your Smile: Why Dental Hygiene Matters

Did you know that ignoring your gums could be putting your heart at risk? The bacteria from chronic gum inflammation doesn’t always stay in your mouth—it can travel through your bloodstream and contribute to arterial plaque.

Expected Changes in Premium and Benefit Structures in Covered California for the 2026 Benefit Year

Graph showing big changes for Covered California

The anticipated changes are primarily driven by the scheduled expiration of enhanced federal financial assistance and adjustments to plan designs. 1. Potential Significant Increase in Monthly Premiums (Net Cost) This is the most critical change for many enrollees, particularly those who received the expanded financial help under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). 2. Changes to Cost-Sharing (Deductibles, Copays, Out-of-Pocket … Read More

Is Your Medicare Plan Ready for Retirement? A Healthy Aging Checklist

As the leaves begin to change, it’s a natural time to reflect on the changing seasons of our own lives. This September, during Healthy Aging Month, let’s connect the dots between your physical health, your cognitive well-being, and the financial security that makes for a truly golden retirement.