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10/15/2026

Medicare Annual Enrollment begins today and runs through December 7.

If you haven't reviewed your coverage for 2027 yet, now is a good time. Your current plan may have changes to premiums, copays, prescription drug coverage, provider networks or other benefits for the coming year.

You don't necessarily need to change plans. Our goal is simply to make sure the coverage you already have still works well for you.

If you'd like me to review your plan, just reply to this post or contact our office at 636-728-9004. Lourdes will be happy to help arrange a convenient time.

Email from Rose Minick Insurance Enroll Now!   Medicare Annual Enrollment begins today and runs through December 7. If you haven't reviewed your coverage for 2027 yet, now is a good time. Your current

10/06/2026

It’s that time again — Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period is right around the corner. This is your chance to review your current Medicare health insurance and make sure your plan still fits your needs for the upcoming year.

Plans and benefits often change from year to year, and reviewing your options now could save you money or give you access to better coverage.

Let’s schedule a quick review together.

Send us an email at [email protected] or call/text me at 636-728-9004 / 618-670-7009.

I look forward to helping you make the most of your Medicare coverage.

Disclaimer: We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to the plans we offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE for information on all your options.

09/24/2026

📅 WHAT IS THE MEDICARE ANNUAL ENROLLMENT PERIOD?

The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) is an important time of the year to review your Medicare coverage.

🗓️ October 15 – December 7

During AEP, you can:
✅ Change Medicare Advantage plans
✅ Change or enroll in a Part D drug plan
✅ Switch between Medicare Advantage and Original Medicare

Why review your plan? Costs, benefits, drug coverage, and provider networks can change each year.

⭐ MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
Take time to review your coverage and make sure it still meets your needs for the year ahead.

📩 Have questions about your Medicare options? Email us at [email protected] or call 636-728-9004 / 618-670-7009.

08/17/2026

Insurance 101: What is a HSA?🏥💰

HSA stands for Health Savings Account.
Okay, but what does it actually mean? Let's break it down like you're hearing it for the first time:

🔹 It's a savings account just for healthcare. Think of it like a special bank account where you set aside money specifically to pay for medical expenses, doctors visits, prescriptions, dental work, even some over-the-counter meds.

🔹 "Tax-advantage" means you save money on taxes. The money you put into your HSA isn't taxed, which means more of your paycheck goes toward your healthcare instead of Uncle Sam.

🔹 It only pairs with a high-deductible health plan. Not everyone qualifies for an HSA, you have to be enrolled in an HDHP (a plan with a higher deductible, but usually lower monthly premiums) to open one.

🔹 It's YOUR money. Unlike some other accounts, the funds in your HSA roll over every single year. No "use it or lose it" pressure. It even stays with you if you change jobs or health plans.

🔹 Triple tax benefit: Money goes in tax-free, grows tax-free, and comes out tax-free (as long as it's used for qualified medical expenses).

Bottom line: An HSA is a smart way to save for healthcare costs while lowering your taxable income, as long as you're on the right kind of health plan to qualify.

Do you have questions about whether an HSA is right for you? Compass Health Consultants® has your back, and so do our expert agents. Ready to learn more? Head to https://na2.hubs.ly/H07cVxL0 for more information.

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Insurance 101: What is a HSA?🏥💰

HSA stands for Health Savings Account.

Okay, but what does it actually mean? Let's break it down like you're hearing it for the first time:

🔹 It's a savings account just for healthcare. Think of it like a special bank account where you set aside money specifically to pay for medical expenses, doctors visits, prescriptions, dental work, even some over-the-counter meds.

🔹 "Tax-advantage" means you save money on taxes. The money you put into your HSA isn't taxed, which means more of your paycheck goes toward your healthcare instead of Uncle Sam.

🔹 It only pairs with a high-deductible health plan. Not everyone qualifies for an HSA, you have to be enrolled in an HDHP (a plan with a higher deductible, but usually lower monthly premiums) to open one.

🔹 It's YOUR money. Unlike some other accounts, the funds in your HSA roll over every single year. No "use it or lose it" pressure. It even stays with you if you change jobs or health plans.

🔹 Triple tax benefit: Money goes in tax-free, grows tax-free, and comes out tax-free (as long as it's used for qualified medical expenses).

Bottom line: An HSA is a smart way to save for healthcare costs while lowering your taxable income, as long as you're on the right kind of health plan to qualify.

Do you have questions about whether an HSA is right for you? Compass Health Consultants® has your back, and so do our expert agents. Ready to learn more? Head to https://na2.hubs.ly/H07cVxL0 for more information.

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08/06/2026

💡Health Insurance 101: Prescription Drug Tiers

Why do some medications cost more than others? 🤔

Insurance plans organize medications into tiers, and each tier has a different cost-share (what you pay).

💰Lower-tier drugs = lower copays (you pay less)
💰💰Higher-tier drugs = higher copays (you pay more)

Before filling a prescription, it's always a good idea to check your plan's formulary. 💊🏥

We can help you review your prescription coverage. Call or message us at 636-728-9004 or email us at [email protected]

07/31/2026

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07/27/2026

💡 Copay vs. Coinsurance — What's the Difference?

Have you ever looked at your health insurance plan and wondered:

"Why do I pay a $25 copay for one service, but another bill shows I owe 20%?" 🤔

Understanding the difference can help you better plan for healthcare costs!

✅ Copay (Copayment) - a fixed amount you pay for a covered service.
Example:
➡️ $25 copay for a doctor visit
➡️ $10 copay for a prescription
The amount stays the same, regardless of the total cost of the service.

✅ Coinsurance - a percentage of the cost you pay after meeting your deductible.
Example:
➡️ Your plan pays 80%
➡️ You pay 20% of the covered cost
The amount you pay can change depending on the total bill.

📌 Simple way to remember:
💵 Copay = a set dollar amount
📊 Coinsurance = a percentage of the cost

Understanding these terms can help you avoid surprises when medical bills arrive.

Need help understanding your health plan benefits? We're here to help! 😊

07/22/2026

💡 Health Insurance 101: Deductible vs. Coinsurance

Ever wonder why you still get a medical bill after your insurance already paid its share? 🤔 Let's clear up the confusion with a quick breakdown!

💰 1. The Deductible
This is the amount you pay out-of-pocket for covered healthcare services before your insurance starts chipping in.

🤝 2. Coinsurance
Once your deductible is met, you and your insurance company split the remaining costs according to your plan's percentage.

Example: You have a $1,000 deductible and a $5,000 hospital bill. You pay the first $1,000. Of that same $5,000 bill, $4,000 remains after you meet your deductible.
If your plan has a 20% coinsurance, you pay $800 (20%), and your insurance pays $3,200 (80%).

✅ Quick Takeaway
Deductible: The fixed amount you pay first.
Coinsurance: The percentage you pay after the deductible is met.

Understanding how these work together helps you avoid surprise bills and pick the right plan for your budget!

📞 Have questions about your health insurance?
We’re always here to help you understand your benefits and find a plan that works for you. Drop a comment or reach out today!

07/09/2026

The right health plan isn't just about saving money—it's about avoiding costly surprises. Health insurance shouldn't feel like a guessing game.

Here are 4 things to check before you enroll:
✅ Compare the total costs—not just the monthly premium
✅ Make sure your doctors, specialists, and pharmacy are in-network
✅ Choose coverage that fits your health needs and budget
✅ Work with a licensed insurance agent who can explain your options and help you avoid costly mistakes

Let's find a plan that protects your health and your budget. Message us today for a free, personalized review—we're happy to help!!



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Choosing a health insurance plan involves more than just picking the lowest premium.

Focusing 4 key factors may matter more than you know:

✅ Look beyond the premium
✅ Confirm your doctors and pharmacies are in-network
✅ Match your plan to your actual healthcare needs
✅ Partner with a licensed agent who can simplify the process

Health insurance doesn't have to be overwhelming. What questions do you have about finding the right coverage?

Find your expert agent to answer your insurance questions TODAY!
Go to https://na2.hubs.ly/H06xM_D0 for more information.

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07/06/2026

We're officially halfway through the year, which makes this the perfect time for a quick coverage check.

Ask yourself:
👩‍⚕️ Have I actually used my benefits?
💊 Are my prescriptions still covered?
🏥 Are my doctors still in-network?
💰 Do I know where I stand with my deductible?

Think of it as a wellness check—but for your health insurance. 😉

A little review now can help prevent big surprises later.

Questions about your coverage? Email us at [email protected] or message us at 636-728-9004 / 618-670-7009! 💙