Insured By Elise

08/27/2026

Why should you choose a PPO plan?

08/20/2026

Did you know when you search online for health insurance your information could go to 10, 15, 20 telemarketers who can’t even quote you for the best private insurance? Don’t waste your time give me a call!

08/16/2026

Cheap insurnace is as cheap insurnace does 👀

08/12/2026

Are you on the right insurance plan?

07/31/2026

Back-to-school season is almost here... which means lunch boxes, homework, sports practices, and somehow... everyone catching the same cold. 🤧⚽🎒

Kids are about to be running the halls, the playground, and the football field again, and let's be honest... accidents and surprise doctor visits seem to come with the territory.

If you've been meaning to figure out health insurance before the school year gets into full swing, now is a great time.

Whether you're self-employed, recently lost coverage, your child is no longer eligible for Medicaid or CHIP, or you just want to make sure your family has the right plan, I'm happy to help.

No pressure, no confusing insurance jargon. Just honest advice to help you find coverage that fits your family and your budget.

Send me a message or book a time to chat. I'd love to help make one thing on your back-to-school checklist a little easier. 😊
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07/30/2026

Got expensive prescriptions and your insurance doesn’t cover it? Ask me!

07/28/2026

Have you ever heard someone say, "I don't need health insurance because I never go to the doctor"?

Honestly, if the only thing you're worried about is paying for an occasional doctor's visit, going without health insurance might not seem like a bad idea.

But that's not what health insurance is really for.

Health insurance isn't meant to save you $100 on a checkup. It's there to protect you from the medical bills that could completely change your financial future.

Think about things like:

* A trip to the emergency room after an accident
* A hospital stay
* Surgery
* Cancer treatment
* An MRI or CT scan
* Unexpected complications during labor and delivery
* An unexpected illness that requires ongoing care

Most people can budget for a routine doctor's visit if they need one.

Very few people can comfortably absorb a $20,000 hospital bill, a $50,000 surgery, or hundreds of thousands of dollars in treatment after a serious diagnosis.

We don't buy health insurance because we expect something bad to happen. We buy it because we can't predict when life will throw us something we didn't plan for.

If you've been putting off getting coverage because you're healthy or rarely see a doctor, I'd be happy to help you review your options. Even if you decide not to make a change, you'll at least know what's available and be able to make an informed decision.

What's your biggest hesitation when it comes to health insurance?

07/13/2026

**Important Update!**

I've recently changed my phone number.

If you're a current client, or if we've connected in the past, please take a moment to save my new number:

**📞 (281) 659-6807 **

Whether you have questions about your health, dental, vision, or supplemental insurance, or you need assistance with your current coverage, I'm always happy to help.

Thank you for your continued trust and support. I appreciate each and every one of you!

— Elise McAdow
Insured By Elise

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07/10/2026

Open Enrollment for teachers has begun!
If you're a teacher or staff member, now is the time to review your health insurance options for the upcoming plan year.

For many families, employer coverage is a great fit. For others, there may be plans outside of the school district that offer different benefits or may be more affordable, depending on your health and eligibility.

Before you make your enrollment decision, it never hurts to compare your options and make sure you're choosing the coverage that best fits your needs and budget.

I'm happy to answer questions, explain the differences between plans, and help you review what's available.

📩 Send me a message or schedule a time to chat. I'd love to help you make an informed decision before open enrollment ends.
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04/07/2026

I talk with a lot of people who are considering short-term health insurance plans to save money, so I wanted to share a little insight about these plans and why I don’t typically recommend them for most of my clients.

There are a few situations where they can help temporarily. Some possible pros include:
• Sometimes access to a PPO network
• Lower monthly premiums
• Can act as temporary coverage between gaps
• Fast approval, sometimes even same-day

BUT what many agents and websites advertising these plans don’t clearly explain is what coverage you may be missing, often hidden in the fine print.

Plans like this usually come with very limited benefits and they are not required to follow the same protections as major medical insurance.

That means insurers can deny claims more easily, sometimes when people need coverage the most. And honestly, what is health insurance for if you don’t have peace of mind that on your worst day your plan will protect you from financial trouble?

Many pre-existing conditions are not covered, which surprises a lot of people after enrollment.

A short-term plan can feel like protection, but sometimes it leaves people responsible for large unexpected medical bills. The good news is many people are surprised to learn they actually qualify for Marketplace savings, Medicaid, or private options that provide stronger coverage than short-term plans. If you’re considering a short-term plan and want a second opinion before enrolling, I’m always happy to help you compare your options.