Insurance Benefits of Pennsylvania - Ellwood City, PA

05/07/2026

When change comes your way, make sure to update your Pennie account to ensure your plan options are up-to-date and you’re getting the correct amount of financial savings so there are no surprises come tax time. Learn how to report changes and stay covered at pennie.com or call 1-844-844-840!

04/28/2026

04/28/2026

If you don’t automatically get , you’ll have to sign up for it through Social Security. To make enrollment easier, make sure you have your Social Security Number, where you were born, and details about your current health insurance ready. https://www.ssa.gov/medicare/sign-up

04/05/2026

Quality health care starts with quality food.

To continue receiving Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services dollars, participating hospitals will now be required to serve patients food in alignment with the new food pyramid and Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

03/25/2026

Highly processed food is tied to more heart attacks and strokes. Convenience shouldn’t come at the cost of your life. Eat Real Food!

03/03/2026

03/03/2026

Most Medicare Savings Programs can cut your Medicare Part B premium if you qualify. Find out how to apply: https://go.medicare.gov/4knAYbP

02/10/2026

🐟 Lent Fish Fry Season Is Here!

Join us for our Parish Fish Fries this Lent and support our community!

📍 Saint Ferdinand
• Begins Ash Wednesday, February 18
• Fridays in Lent
• 11:30 AM–1:30 PM & 4:00–7:00 PM

📍 Holy Redeemer
• Ash Wednesday
• 3:00–7:00 PM (Catholic Center)

📍 Saint Gregory School
• Fridays beginning February 20
• 4:00–7:00 PM

This year, rising food costs mean we need extra support—fish prices are up 75% in just two years. To keep meals affordable, we’re offering Corporate and Food Item Sponsorships and are also in need of cookie donations.

➡️ HOW TO HELP: https://divinegracepgh.org/parish-fish-fry

Thank you for helping us continue this Lenten tradition!

12/09/2025

If you just turned 65 but are still working, make sure you know when to sign up for Medicare. In most cases, if you’re over 65 & have employer coverage, you don't need to do anything until you retire or lose that coverage. But it depends on your situation! https://go.medicare.gov/3XoE6d3