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5 ways to meet the challenges of long-distance caregiving

Nurse helps a group of older adults work on long-distance care plans with their caregivers

At Aspire Health, we recognize those who are working hard to take care of friends and relatives. We know caregiving can be a heavy burden that becomes even more challenging over long distances. To help you provide the best possible care even if you're in a different city or state, here are a few tips!

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Do I qualify for a Medicare Special Enrollment Period?

Older woman researchers the Special Enrollment Period

Is there a way to get Medicare coverage outside the regular enrollment periods? Yes—and that's where a Special Enrollment Period (SEP) comes in. SEPs allow you to get covered if something happens or if you'd like to enroll in an MA plan outside the normal enrollment periods. Do you qualify for an SEP? Find out by answering these questions.

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What you’ll pay for Medicare in 2023

Older couple learns about their costs for Medicare in 2023

We know it's important to stay up to date with what you'll be paying for Medicare! In 2023, there are a few changes that may affect what you pay through Original Medicare or Medicare Advantage (MA) plans. Let's look at these changes for Parts A, B, C, and D.

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Turning 65? Navigate Medicare with this quick guide

Woman celebrates her 65th birthday, starts comparing Medicare options

Turning 65 soon means that you're almost ready to take advantage of the benefits of Medicare! At Aspire Health, we know that figuring out where to start isn't always easy. So, as an early birthday gift, we put together this quick guide to jumpstart your journey to a happy, healthy future with Medicare.

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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!

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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.

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