Maclean Insurance Associates

07/20/2026

This is a drug recall alert. The information is an excerpt from The Epoch Times.

A pharmaceutical company recalled thousands of bottles of a commonly used allergy drug nationwide due to a failed test of the drug’s purity, according to a notice published by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this week.

According to the FDA’s recall website, 9,048 bottles of fexofenadine hydrochloride tablets in 180-milligram dosages are under recall.

The bottles have 150 tablets each, the notice added.

The reason for the recall is due to “Failed Impurities/Degradation Specifications,” which may mean that the drug failed to maintain its integrity across its shelf life.

The company recalling the drug is Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, India’s largest drug company and one of the biggest generic drugmakers in the world.

The drugs were distributed by New Jersey-based Ohm Laboratories, Inc., according to the notice.

The impacted lots of recalled medication are lot DNG0283A with an expiration date of March 31, 2027; lot DNF0922A with an expiration of Oct. 31, 2026; and lot DNF0923B with an expiration of Oct. 31, 2026, the FDA notice said.

07/17/2026

MacLean Insurance Associates supports the recovery of exploited and missing children and the removal of dangerous drugs from our streets, homes and schools.

The agency carried out 850 drug seizures, recovering roughly 1,300 pounds of co***ne.

07/06/2026

This is reconciliation. Make sure you do this. If it's cryptic to you...get help. It can save you hundreds, or even thousands

Reach out to your professionals at MacLean Insurance Associates for help.

🏥 An Explanation of Benefits is not a bill, even though it lists dollar amounts and arrives looking like one.

It comes from your insurance company and shows the allowed amount, what your plan paid, and the patient responsibility you may owe.

The smartest move is to wait for the EOB before paying the provider, since a bill that lands first is a common reason people overpay.

When both arrive, check that the date of service, provider name, and amounts line up logically across the two.

You should not have to audit this, but the gap between the two documents is exactly where overcharges show up.

Patient responsibility can still shift with noncovered services, out-of-network labs, or a denied claim, so if the bill is higher than the EOB, call before you pay.

Have you ever caught a charge that didn't match your EOB?



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05/01/2026

All doctors and dentists should have a link to their ACCEPTED INSURANCE on their HOME PAGE!!!

04/09/2026

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/national-partnership-insurance-brokers-and-its-former-subsidiary-agree-pay-over-135-million

AP of South Florida, LLC (APSF), an insurance brokerage company headquartered in Florida, has agreed to plead guilty for its role in an Affordable Care Act (ACA) enrollment fraud scheme. APSF, through its highest-ranking executives, preyed on thousands of vulnerable consumers to fraudulently enroll....