How to create a plan to quit smoking
It's easy to understand why it's important to quit smoking, but it can also be hard! Try following these steps to create a plan to quit for good.Read More >
Medicare for Me Blog
We’re giving you the latest advice, news and tips on Medicare and more to help you “get aspired” about your health.
What you need to know about over-the-counter hearing aids
In August 2022, the FDA delivered a historical ruling expanding the options for seniors who need hearing aids. There are now two classifications of these devices: over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription. A few key differences may impact which type of hearing aid you choose, including costs and Medicare coverage. Here's some important information that can empower you as you navigate the buying process!Read More >
Cómo establecer metas SMART (INTELIGENTES) en el nuevo año
A medida que avanzamos en el nuevo año, muchos de nosotros buscamos iniciar hábitos más saludables como hacer ejercicio o dieta. Una forma de crear estos nuevos hábitos es seguir la estructura comprobada de metas... Read moreRead More >
How to set SMART goals in the new year
As we go into the new year, many of us look to start healthier habits like exercising or dieting. One way to create these new habits is to follow the proven structure of SMART goals. Let's talk more about what SMART goals are and how you can create them.Read More >
Cómo evitar las estafas de Medicare: Algunos consejos de seguridad
Durante el período de inscripción abierta de ste año, el equipo de Aspire notó un aumento en los intentos de estafa de Medicare. Si recibe una llamada como esta, es bueno conocer los siguientes consejos de seguridad para proteger su información.Read More >
How to avoid Medicare scams: A few safety tips
During this year's open enrollment period, Aspire's team noticed an increase in Medicare scam attempts. For example, we received an email from a Monterey County resident who was recently contacted by someone who claimed that they were issuing the resident a new Medicare card since theirs had been deactivated. Luckily, this person knew what to look out for. Your card will never be arbitrarily deactivated, and no Medicare representatives should call you unless you call them first. Read More >