Before I discuss the flu, you may notice that I’m changing my column name. Part of it is because many of my friends have given me crap about the name. A lot of it is because I’m on a mission… Continue Reading
It’s been a busy holiday and open enrollment season. One of the biggest news stories centered around the new tax bill and the elimination of the “individual mandate”. One part of this law eliminates the individual mandate for tax years… Continue Reading
Pamela Stuart is a midwife who loves to empower her patients with knowledge. It’s what makes each woman a leader in her own care. Stuart believes that it’s always about the women, their families, and the new life being brought… Continue Reading
Open enrollment for 2018 Medicare Part D Rx plans ended December 22, 2017. During this process, seniors evaluated Prescription Drug Plans (PDP) and choose their plans. In these plans there are 4 tiers of coverage: 1) Deductible (no greater than… Continue Reading
The ACA (Affordable Care Act) also known as Obamacare is still the law. One of the most important provisions is what is known as the “mandate” requiring all individuals to have health insurance coverage. The IRS recently released a statement… Continue Reading
One could never say that the world of employee benefits and insurance is dull. Not only must brokers be informed about the different products and insurance company underwriting rules, it’s critical that we stay on top of all the regulators… Continue Reading
The Tehama Tough Mud Run scheduled for October 28 at Rolling Hills Casino promises to be more fun than the typical 5k run for charity, with plenty of entertainment for both participants and spectators. Presented by Tehama County Police Activities… Continue Reading
Join us for a conversation about diabetes! Our expert guest speaker will share the latest news and helpful tips on managing life with diabetes. Thursday, September 28th ~ 10:00am 2150 Bechelli Lane, Redding, CA 96002 Kindly RSVP to (530) 338-3990,… Continue Reading
I walked up to the room and peered in the open door. Within the room, between two flimsy partitions, there was an array of chairs in a horseshoe shape. The room was bathed in fluorescent lighting raining upon the generic… Continue Reading
In 2008, the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) predicted an escalating shortage of primary care physicians in the United States. HRSA also predicted that the deficit of physicians would rise to over 20,000 by the year 2020. In 2010,… Continue Reading
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