Yes, it’s true, for over a decade, more than 90,000 individuals have saved over $337.5 million by trusting Prescription Hope to obtain their medications for the set price of $50 a month for each medication! Why Would You Want To Use Prescription Hope To Cover Your Medications? Medication Coverage This satisfies clients who have medication that is not affordable even with their insurance by supplementing their policies to have a straight forward medication coverage program U.S. Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Prescription Hope works with over 180 U.S. Based Pharmaceutical Manufacturers which ..read more

*IF YOU WOULD LIKE PERSONALIZED SERVICE *A PLAN THAT ALLOWS YOU TO ELIMINATE YOUR DEDUCTIBLE *DENTAL OPTIONS AND/OR *VISION OPTIONS *CALL or EMAIL:  ELAINE SACCENTE 704-891-2274/Elaine@signupforhealth.com The post OPEN ENROLLMENT FOR HEALTH INSURANCE IS AROUND THE CORNER (11/1/21) – – -YOU CAN GET YOUR PRICES RIGHT NOW!!!! appeared first on Elaine Saccente ..read more

Key takeaways: Lifestyle changes are a vital part of keeping blood pressure healthy and controlled. Sometimes, lifestyle changes may not be enough and medication might be the best next step. There are multiple medication options for lowering blood pressure, each with their own risks and benefits. Know the key questions to ask yourself and your healthcare provider to make sure you’re making the best decisions for your health. Almost half of adults in the United States have high blood pressure, and only about 1 in 4 of these people have their blood pressure controlled. High blood pre ..read more

Key takeaways: Medicare began with just Part A (hospital insurance) and Part B (medical insurance). Medicare now features four major parts: Parts A and B (original Medicare) and optional add-ons Part C (Medicare Advantage, an alternative that bundles the parts together) and Part D (prescription drug coverage). Medigap is the nickname for Medicare supplement insurance, which covers out-of-pocket costs for Medicare Parts A and B. There are 10 nationally standardized Medigap plans, and some share alphabetical names with the major Medicare parts. If you had to name Medicare’s parts and plans, ra ..read more

Key takeaways: An emergency use authorization (EUA) allows for vaccines, tests, and treatments to be used during a public health emergency based on best available evidence — without being fully FDA-approved. The Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines have been issued EUAs. Pfizer and Moderna have started the process for full approval. Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine may be fully approved by Labor Day. Moderna recently began filing their Biologics License Application (BLA) with the FDA, requesting Priority Review to expedite the approval timeline. Johnson ..read more

We’re in the last few days of the six-month Special Enrollment Period (SEP). During the SEP, which was announced shortly after President Biden took office, consumers have had an opportunity to sign up for health coverage and, for those who qualify, take advantage of the enhanced premium tax credits under the American Rescue Plan Act. The SEP was set to end May 15, but CMS announced in March that it was being extended to the middle of August. The goal of the SEP was to get more people insured, and it seems to have worked. On July 14, “the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services ..read more

Key takeaways:  Heart attacks and panic attacks have a lot in common, but they are different conditions. Some of the risk factors are the same. Medical tests can help determine what is causing your symptoms. It is important to get emergency medical care for serious symptoms, like chest pain or shortness of breath, even if you think it may not be a heart attack. It can be difficult to tell the difference between a panic attack and a heart attack because they have many symptoms in common. They also have similar risk factors, although some people are more likely to have a heart attack, whi ..read more

Along with my ACA health plans and Short Term health plans I now have a Term Life option where you can get all your money back!   Have you heard of “Return of Premium” for Term Life Insurance? (Watch video below) https://youtu.be/n1z78rJsijU Purchase a Term Life policy for 20 or 30 years up to age 65 and “receive all your money back” when the initial term period ends and its terms have been met! Policies can be purchased starting from $50,000 all the way up to $500,000. For policies $249,999.00 or less “no” bloodwork, urinalysis, EKG exams are ..read more

Key takeaways:  There are currently three authorized COVID-19 vaccines available in the U.S. — two mRNA vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna) and one viral vector vaccine (Johnson & Johnson). The three COVID-19 vaccines cause similar side effects, including mild flu-like symptoms and injection-site reactions. Severe reactions to the vaccines are very rare. Each vaccine provides very strong protection against severe illness, hospitalization, and death from COVID-19, but scientists are still trying to find out if they can prevent us from spreading the virus as well. Over the past year, the wo ..read more

Key takeaways: Viruses mutate a lot, and sometimes mutations impact how easily the virus spreads or how well vaccines work against it. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and public health partners are monitoring COVID-19 variants of concern — variants that spread more easily or reduce vaccine effectiveness. Vaccine manufacturers are working to make the COVID-19 vaccine more effective and longer-lasting. You may need another COVID-19 vaccine or booster shot to protect you against new COVID-19 variants. Just as we are seemingly near the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, we start ..read more