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Author Archives: Tim Coughlin, Independent Insurance Agent
Learn How To Improve Your Posture
Did you know that the month of May is National Correct Posture Month? It sure is. The lack of correct or good posture says a lot about ones lack of confidence and results in health problems. Since your posture shows … Continue reading
How Are We Doing? Please Give us Some Feedback!
With nearly thirty years in the health insurance brokerage business, we have consistently provided our clients with great customer service, and the help they need to choose the best health plans for them and at the price they deserve. We … Continue reading
5 Must-Do Health Checks For Every Age
With many discoveries and advancements in the medical field each and every year, expert professionals are now recommending the need for more than one annual check-up for most people in every age group. In turn, one or more checkups per … Continue reading
Eat Smart: The Lowdown on Low-Carb Diets
Since the last decade, low-carbohydrate diets, or low carb diets, has taken America by storm. An emphasis for a healthy diet without gaining weight is the epitome of a “low-carb” diet. Countless cookbooks, videos, and attention has garnered the low-carb … Continue reading
Posted in Fitness, healthy living
Tagged dieticians, dieting, healthy living, low carb, nutritionists
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Ways To Get The Most Out Of Your Doctor
Before visiting your doctor, it is essential to plan accordingly. As a result, you and your physician will cover important aspects of why you are there and the visit will prove to be both productive and efficient. Since the subject … Continue reading
Posted in baby boomers, healthy living
Tagged baby boomers, doctor visits, health, medical treatments, medications, seniors
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California stops paying cost avoidance Medicare Part B premiums for Medicare eligible Medi-Cal applicants
Effective as of April 1, 2011, the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) will stop paying cost avoidance Medicare Part B premiums for Medicare eligible Medi-Cal applicants and beneficiaries. This is unless beneficiaries meet their Share of Cost (SOC) in … Continue reading
HOW TO: Save Gas And Improve Fuel Economy
As gas prices continue to go up, you can take many steps to ease the burden on your pockets. Obviously, you can walk, catch a bus, ride a bike or even carpool in order to save money. But if … Continue reading
HOW TO: Get An Insurance Quote from Independent Insurance Brokers & Medicare Insurance Advisors
To get a free, instant quote from our company, check out our website at http://www.iibrokers.net . Then follow these steps: On the left hand side of our website, “Our Services”, simply choose which health plans you are looking for. … Continue reading
Posted in Health Insurance, Insurance Brokers
Tagged Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Cal Choice, HealthNet, Independent insurance brokers, Individual Health insurance, Kaiser, Life Insurance, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Insurance Advisors, Medicare Part D, Medicare Supplements, Western Health Advantage
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Study: Stroke Survival Better for Senior Citizens Living in Sociable Neighborhoods
A recent study published by the American Heart Association revealed that for seniors living in a supportive or closely-knit environments, stroke survival rates was better than other health or socioeconomic factors. According to the research published in Stroke: Journal of … Continue reading
Posted in baby boomers, healthy living, heart disease
Tagged American Heart Association, health and seniors, stroke, stroke symptoms
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