Purchasing health, auto or life insurance involves deciding who will be the primary holder of the policy. This is an important choice that determines who controls the policy and its benefits. So who should be listed as the primary insurance holder? What is the difference between primary and secondary holders? This comprehensive guide will explain: … Read more

Original Medicare typically covers 80% of the Medicare-approved amount for covered medical services, after you meet the Part B deductible. As a Medicare beneficiary, you are responsible for paying the remaining 20% coinsurance. However, with a Medicare Advantage plan, your out-of-pocket costs are structured differently. The 20% Coinsurance in Original Medicare Under Original Medicare Part … Read more

When it comes to health insurance, you’ll often come across terms like HMO and MCO. While they sound similar, HMOs and MCOs are two distinct types of health plans. Understanding the key differences between a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) and a Managed Care Organization (MCO) can help you choose the right plan for your needs. … Read more

When you make an auto insurance claim after an accident or incident, you are responsible for paying the deductible amount before your insurance coverage kicks in. But what if the cost to repair the damage is actually less than your chosen deductible? This situation presents a dilemma. Should you pay the full repair bill yourself … Read more

If you have Medicare Part A and/or Part B, you may receive premium bills from Medicare on a regular basis. But how often does Medicare actually send out these bills for your monthly premium payments? The frequency of Medicare premium billing depends on a few factors: Whether you have Part A, Part B, or both … Read more

Purchasing life insurance is an important way to protect your loved ones financially in the event of your passing. However, life insurance policies sometimes get lost over time as policyholders change addresses, beneficiaries pass away, and records are misplaced. This can leave valuable policy benefits undiscovered and unclaimed upon the policyholder’s death. To address this … Read more

Collecting patient copays and balances can be one of the most challenging aspects of running a successful medical practice. With rising deductibles and healthcare costs, patients are bearing more financial responsibility for their care. This makes efficient copay collection processes more important than ever. The good news is that with the right strategies, you can … Read more

When you get a homeowners insurance quote from GEICO, you may wonder who actually underwrites and provides the policy. GEICO itself does not directly issue homeowners policies. Instead, the GEICO Insurance Agency partners with over a dozen highly-rated insurers to offer homeowners coverage. Below we’ll look at key details on how GEICO’s homeowners insurance works … Read more

Getting into multiple accidents in a short period of time can seriously jeopardize your car insurance coverage. Most insurers have limits on the number of claims they will accept over a set timeframe before dropping a policyholder. So can car insurance drop you after just 2 accidents? The short answer is yes – having 2 … Read more

If you require mobility assistance at home, you may wonder whether Medicare can cover both a walker and a wheelchair at the same time. Understanding Medicare’s rules for walkers, wheelchairs, and scooters as durable medical equipment can help clarify if simultaneous coverage is possible. Medicare Coverage for Walkers Medicare Part B covers walkers as a … Read more