Healthcare News & Blog

Understanding Medicare eligibility is the first step toward getting the health coverage you need. Here's who qualifies for Medicare, when to sign up, and what happens if you miss your enrollment window.

A job change doesn't have to mean a gap in health coverage. Here's how to transition your health insurance smoothly when switching employers.

Online reviews are one of the most trusted sources of information when choosing a health insurance agent. Here's why reviews matter, what to look for, and how they help you find an agent you can trust.

Dental insurance helps cover routine cleanings, fillings, and major dental work. Here's what you need to know about costs, coverage, and finding the right plan in North Carolina.

Living abroad? Your U.S. health insurance likely won't cover you. International expat health insurance provides medical coverage worldwide, from routine care to emergency evacuation.

Medicare Parts A and B don't cover routine dental or vision. Here's how to add these benefits through Medicare Advantage or standalone insurance plans in North Carolina.

Dual Special Needs Plans combine Medicare and Medicaid benefits into one plan, offering extra coverage and care coordination at little to no cost.

Medigap Plan L is a cost-sharing plan that covers 75% of most Medicare out-of-pocket costs. It includes an annual cap to protect you from unlimited expenses.

Planning a trip? Understanding how your Medicare coverage works away from home is essential. While Medicare provides solid protection domestically, international coverage is limited—prompting many travelers to consider supplemental options.

Research increasingly shows that oral health and overall health are deeply connected. Regular dental checkups don't just protect your teeth—they may help protect your heart, brain, and more.

Working with a local health insurance agent gives you expert guidance, access to multiple plans, and personalized service—without paying extra.

With more Americans working past 65 than ever before, understanding how Medicare Advantage plans coordinate with employer insurance is essential. This guide covers your coverage options, who pays first, and how to make the best decision for your situation.

Dental care is essential to overall health, yet Original Medicare provides almost no coverage for routine dental services. Here's what Medicare members need to know about their options for dental coverage.

Once you've enrolled in Medicare, there's more to know. From reviewing your annual plan documents to understanding preventive services, here's what you should consider to get the most from your Medicare coverage.

Medigap Plan K is a cost-sharing plan with lower premiums. It covers 50% of most Medicare out-of-pocket costs, with an annual cap that limits your total spending.

A CHOICE Arrangement offers employers predictable costs and employees' personal choice—a combination that traditional group health insurance can't match. Here's why adoption is accelerating.

Major relief for Medicare prescription drug costs is here. The Inflation Reduction Act caps annual out-of-pocket spending at $2,100 in 2026 (rising to $2,400 in 2027), and Medicare-negotiated drug prices took effect in 2026, saving millions of beneficiaries thousands of dollars annually.

Technology makes health insurance research easier, but choosing the right plan requires more than a chatbot can offer. Here's why working with a local health insurance agent in North Carolina gives you an advantage—at no extra cost.

Healthcare.gov makes it possible to compare and enroll in health plans, but navigating your options can still be confusing. Our local North Carolina health insurance agents can help you find the right plan—and it's completely free.

Special Enrollment Periods give you 60 days to enroll in health insurance after major life changes—even outside the annual Open Enrollment window.

With obesity affecting 40% of American adults, more employers are considering coverage for GLP-1 weight loss drugs. But these medications come with high costs. Here's what employers need to know about coverage trends, benefits, and considerations.

Complex health situations—chronic conditions, multiple prescriptions, specialized treatments—require more than a basic plan comparison. An experienced health insurance agent can navigate the complexities and find coverage that actually fits your needs.

Before automatically choosing COBRA continuation coverage after losing your job, explore all your options. In many cases, Marketplace plans offer better value—especially with premium tax credits that can significantly reduce your costs.

Finding the right health insurance plan starts with finding the right person to help you. Our Find an Agent tool lets you choose which licensed agent works with you based on specialties, reviews, and availability.