Learn how Medicare supports heart health and preventive wellness, including screenings, wellness visits, and simple tools to help you stay informed and proactive.
Learn what Medicare late enrollment penalties are, who may be at risk during key life transitions, and how understanding your enrollment timing can help you avoid unnecessary costs.
For many women, this season of life marks the beginning of a meaningful new chapter. Some are preparing for retirement, some are still working, and many are balancing it all while caring for aging parents, supporting adult children, or both. Women are natural caregivers. We spend years showing up for everyone else — family, work, loved ones — often without a second thought. But as we step into this next chapter, caring for you becomes more important than ever. It’s not selfish. It’s essential. The good news? Medicare offers preventive benefits designed to support women’s health, independence, and overall well-being. Understanding how to use your coverage can help you stay ahead of health concerns, reduce stress, and feel confident about the years ahead.
If you’re starting a new Medicare plan on January 1—or even keeping the same one—now is the perfect time to make sure everything is lined up for a smooth start to 2026.
We put together a few quick reminders to help you feel prepared and confident as you head into the new year.
Discover how Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plans fill coverage gaps, offer nationwide access, and provide predictable, reliable care. Learn more with Beuttel Insurance.
Snowbirds, stay covered year-round! Beuttel Insurance explains how to manage Medicare benefits across state lines with confidence.
Download this helpful guide from Beuttel Insurance to create an account on the Medicare.gov website and sign in to compare plans in your area.
Download this handy checklist to help you through Medicare's Annual Enrollment Period for 2026 coverage.
What to Do When Your Medicare Advantage Plan Ends
Learn how Medicare supports heart health and preventive wellness, including screenings, wellness visits, and simple tools to help you stay informed and proactive.
Learn what Medicare late enrollment penalties are, who may be at risk during key life transitions, and how understanding your enrollment timing can help you avoid unnecessary costs.
For many women, this season of life marks the beginning of a meaningful new chapter. Some are preparing for retirement, some are still working, and many are balancing it all while caring for aging parents, supporting adult children, or both. Women are natural caregivers. We spend years showing up for everyone else — family, work, loved ones — often without a second thought. But as we step into this next chapter, caring for you becomes more important than ever. It’s not selfish. It’s essential. The good news? Medicare offers preventive benefits designed to support women’s health, independence, and overall well-being. Understanding how to use your coverage can help you stay ahead of health concerns, reduce stress, and feel confident about the years ahead.
If you’re starting a new Medicare plan on January 1—or even keeping the same one—now is the perfect time to make sure everything is lined up for a smooth start to 2026.
We put together a few quick reminders to help you feel prepared and confident as you head into the new year.
Discover how Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plans fill coverage gaps, offer nationwide access, and provide predictable, reliable care. Learn more with Beuttel Insurance.
Snowbirds, stay covered year-round! Beuttel Insurance explains how to manage Medicare benefits across state lines with confidence.
Download this helpful guide from Beuttel Insurance to create an account on the Medicare.gov website and sign in to compare plans in your area.
Download this handy checklist to help you through Medicare's Annual Enrollment Period for 2026 coverage.
What to Do When Your Medicare Advantage Plan Ends