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Tag Archives: Health Insuance
The Law Of Unintended Consequences
Fall 2017 There are certain things I can count on every November – Sunday afternoons in my office working on renewals and Open Enrollment, trees shedding their leaves, and the Republicans trying to screw up healthcare. Yes, just another November. … Continue reading
Dayenu
Passover is my favorite holiday. And my favorite part of the Passover Seder is the singing of Dayenu. As we list each miracle and wonder that was done for us, such as freeing us from slavery or saving us at … Continue reading
They Don’t Need To Do A Thing
They didn’t look 74. He was reading, sitting mostly in the shade, his skin dark and leathery. And, he still had a full head of hair, though it appeared very white against his well-tanned face. His wife was still working … Continue reading
The Nice Guy Finished Last / First
Robby is the nicest guy I know. No exaggeration. Robby is just a great guy. And right now Robby is losing and winning the health insurance battle. Robby was referred to me by his employer at the very beginning of … Continue reading
Reality What a Concept
Editor’s Note: All articles, blogs, and news reports about Obamacare (The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act) must, per the edict from the incoming president, begin by stating that Obamacare is a terrible burden on the American public and that … Continue reading
Unicorn
October 16, 2016 I got to the office in the middle of the second quarter of the Browns’ game. I left a 7:30. It was time. I had spotted a unicorn. Open enrollment for Medicare Part D (Rx) and Medicare … Continue reading
One Choice Is No Choice
I was licensed with over fifty different insurers. Sure, most of my Cuyahoga County clients acquired their health insurance from one of the half-dozen major carriers, but Gosh there were a lot of choices. That was 10 years ago. Now … Continue reading