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We all know it's going to happen at some point, but planning for your own death and dying process is no easy task
Still, preparing for medical emergencies and what will happen when you die is extremely important - especially for the loved ones you... Continue Reading »
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It feels like we're getting new information every day on how the US health system is changing. With costs seeming so volatile, we thought it'd be a good idea to revisit a previously published blog.
Advocating for Lower Healthcare Costs for... Continue Reading »
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Medicare Open Enrollment
Open Enrollment for Medicare is right around the corner. While Medicare coverage is great, changing your coverage, or joining a plan in the first place, can be tricky. While your own health may have changed in the last... Continue Reading »
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Advocating for Lower Healthcare Costs for Seniors
One of the biggest financial stressors currently facing seniors (among both pre-retirees and retirees) is the rising cost of healthcare. A combination of factors has made healthcare an ongoing... Continue Reading »
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NShore Patient Advocates can help clients with many different types of health insurance claim denials. Unfortunately, the public isn't aware or educated on the rules in our healthcare system. The public takes a reactive approach with their... Continue Reading »
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John Riley had a stack of medical documents that proved his hospital had overcharged him. His health plan and the hospital had agreed that his colonoscopy 18 months ago should have cost $450. Why did he keep receiving a bill for $1,580.00?
For more... Continue Reading »
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Has your doctor sent you a letter in the past 12 months that he or she is closing their practice or leaving the practice to retire? The independent doctor is disappearing. Many may cite economic reasons because Medicare is paying less, insurance... Continue Reading »
