Looking for Medicare dental, vision, and hearing coverage? Original Medicare doesn’t cover routine care in these areas—but affordable options are available. Learn how Medicare Advantage plans and supplemental insurance can help you stay covered and avoid costly out-of-pocket expenses for dental work, eye exams, and hearing aids.
Deciding to move a parent or loved one into memory care or assisted living is never easy—but recognizing the signs early and having a thoughtful plan can make the transition smoother for everyone involved. In this blog, we share practical tips on how to identify when it may be time, how to approach the conversation with compassion, and what key steps to consider as you plan the move.
From organizing legal and medical documents to choosing the right location and packing meaningful items, this guide is designed to help you take each step with clarity and confidence.
Read the full blog for resources, checklists, and insight from someone who’s been there.
June is Men’s Health Month—and if you or a loved one has ever woken up with sudden, sharp pain in the big toe or another joint, gout could be the culprit.
It’s a common but painful form of arthritis that affects many older men, often disrupting daily life and comfort. The good news? Medicare provides valuable support for diagnosing, treating, and managing gout.
In this article, I’ll break down what causes gout, how to recognize it, and how Medicare can help you take control—so you can stay mobile, independent, and feeling your best.
Planning a trip abroad? Don’t get caught without the right coverage! Many seniors are surprised to learn that Medicare doesn’t typically cover international travel, which is why exploring travel insurance for seniors is a must. If you’re managing a pre-existing condition, understanding your Medicare travel coverage options can help you avoid unexpected costs and get peace of mind while overseas. In this blog, we cover what’s included, what’s not, and how to find the right travel insurance plan—especially if you’re on Medicare Advantage or have a Medigap policy. Whether you’re preparing for a European cruise or a tropical getaway, make sure you’re protected before you take off.
Many people are experiencing an unexpected drop in Medicare Advantage (MA) coverage — finding themselves without access to the care team they’ve trusted for years, often with little to no notice. This sudden change can be overwhelming, especially when your health depends on ongoing relationships with your primary doctor and specialists who understand your history.
At Beuttel Insurance, we believe every month is a good time to prioritize your health—but April is officially recognized as National Move More Month, making it the perfect opportunity to talk about how Medicare Advantage plans can help you do just that. In today’s world, it’s so easy to find ourselves sitting on the couch,
Managing allergies can be challenging, especially during peak seasons. This blog covers how Medicare helps with allergy testing, treatments, and prescription coverage under Part B and Part D. Learn what’s covered, potential out-of-pocket costs, and how to maximize your benefits for better allergy relief.
National Caregivers Day is observed on the third Friday of February. It is a time to honor the dedication of those who care for aging loved ones, often while balancing full-time jobs and family responsibilities. Many caregivers step into this role due to Medicare’s limited coverage, which can leave families searching for alternative care solutions.
February is Senior Independence Month, the perfect time to celebrate the freedom and confidence that come with aging on your own terms. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, surgery, or illness, having the right support system in place—like therapy, rehabilitation services, durable medical equipment (DME), and in-home care—can make all the difference in maintaining your
While Medicare doesn’t cover routine eye exams, it does cover one glaucoma screening every 12 months for those at high risk. Glaucoma is a serious eye disease that often develops slowly and without noticeable symptoms. This makes early detection especially important, as it can help prevent significant and permanent vision loss. Utilize your Medicare Covered screenings to stay on top of your eye health!
