Othello Caday, Health Insurance Specialist

12/31/2025

Here’s to a Happy and Prosperous New Year to one and all!

10/01/2025

Talk to a licensed health insurance agent to learn more about Medicare and other options. I do not offer every plan in the area. Any information I provide is limited to plans I offer in the area. Please contact 1(800) Medicare or Medicare.gov for more information on your options.

If you’re 65 and still working, you may be able to delay signing up for Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) until you stop working or your employer coverage ends.
Find out when you should sign up for Medicare: https://go.medicare.gov/3V9acIw

08/21/2025

Fish oil has long been a go-to for people looking to protect their brain, joints and heart. But does the supplement live up to the hype?

08/04/2025

Talk to a licensed health insurance agent to learn more about Medicare and other options.

07/15/2025

If you qualify for Extra Help, you could get assistance paying for your Medicare Part D premium, deductibles, and other costs. Find out if you’re eligible: https://go.medicare.gov/3FSB77z

07/14/2025

Hospitals are bracing for the impact from the Medicaid cuts in President Trump’s sweeping spending and tax cut law.   While most of the cuts won’t happen immediately, rural facilities in parti…

07/12/2025

Participated at the Jamaicans of the Palm Beaches, Inc. 29th Annual Health Fair in West Palm Beach

07/11/2025

Talk to a licensed health insurance agent to learn more about Medicare and other options.

New to Medicare? Your Initial Enrollment Period generally starts 3 months before you turn 65, includes the month you turn 65, and ends 3 months after you turn 65. If you don’t enroll in Medicare when you’re first eligible, you may have to pay a late enrollment penalty. https://go.medicare.gov/3FqDMVw

07/04/2025

07/02/2025

Talk to a licensed health insurance agent to learn more about Medicare and other options.

If you’re still working past 65, you might not need to sign up for Medicare Part B (medical insurance) until you retire or lose your employer coverage. But it’s important to check! Find out when you can sign up for Medicare by answering a few questions at https://go.medicare.gov/4kkC6Mi.