Lorna Kelley Insurance

06/21/2026

Here’s the scoop: It’s time to celebrate Father's Day!

We wanted to shout out all of the dads, grandfathers, and father figures who make our lives special. We hope that this Father’s Day is filled with quality time, well-deserved rest, and maybe even a couple of dad jokes.

06/19/2026

Managing diabetes takes daily attention, but your Medicare coverage may help support you along the way.

During Diabetes Awareness Week, our team is sharing how Medicare Parts B and D can help with supplies, medications, preventive services, and education. From blood sugar monitors and insulin to diabetes self-management training and prevention programs, there are important benefits available that many people overlook. Swipe for more information.

We are here to review your coverage and answer any questions you may have. If you would like guidance tailored to your situation, we encourage you to connect with our team.

06/16/2026

It’s hard to believe we are already at the halfway point of the year. We hope that the first half of your year has been wonderful, and that the second half is just as great.

If anything has come up for you over the past few months, or if you would simply like to check in with us, do not hesitate to reach out.

We are here to leverage our expertise to help you succeed. Give our team a call today, and we can find time to connect.

06/09/2026

When it comes to dental insurance, assumptions about how plans work can sometimes lead to confusion. Knowing the facts can help you make smarter decisions about your care and your coverage.

Here are a few more common dental insurance myths to be aware of:

✅ “Dental insurance works just like medical insurance.” Dental plans are generally structured around preventive maintenance and predictable cost-sharing. Many include annual maximums and tiered coverage levels for preventive, basic, and major services.

✅ “If nothing hurts, there’s no need to go for a visit.” Some dental conditions can develop without pain at first. Regular preventive visits enable early detection, helping to reduce the likelihood of urgent or more costly treatment later.

✅ “Indemnity plans pay whatever the dentist charges.” Indemnity plans typically reimburse based on standard fee benchmarks, not necessarily the full billed amount. If provider fees exceed those benchmarks, the remaining balance may become the patient’s responsibility.

Preventive visits and a clear understanding of your plan can go a long way in protecting both your oral health and your wallet. If you would like help reviewing your dental coverage, I would be glad to assist.

06/09/2026

As life insurance agents, we’re often asked about additional features that can be added to an existing life insurance policy. With that in mind, we wanted to share a bit of information about a commonly used optional feature that may be worth considering: a guaranteed insurability rider. Swipe to learn more.

If you’re wondering whether a guaranteed insurability rider might make sense for your policy, feel free to reach out. We’re always happy to walk you through the timing requirements, coverage limits, and potential costs to help you determine whether this option fits your long-term plans.

06/06/2026

06/06/2026

📢Medicare Minute!
Did you know Original Medicare (your red, white, and blue card) typically covers about 80% of your medical costs, leaving you responsible for the remaining 20%?
As a licensed Medicare broker serving Virginia, I help people understand their Medicare options and make confident coverage decisions.
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804-617-3515

06/05/2026

Dental insurance can feel confusing, and small misconceptions can lead to delayed care, missed benefits, or higher out-of-pocket costs over time. With Oral Health Month as a reminder to prioritize preventive care, it is a great opportunity to clear up a few common myths.

Here are a few things many people misunderstand about dental coverage:

🔹 “Cleanings aren’t covered.” In fact, many dental plans emphasize preventive care. Exams and cleanings are often covered at high levels because catching issues early helps reduce the likelihood of more extensive, costly procedures later.

🔹 “Waiting to treat issues can save money.” Delaying treatment typically increases costs. For example, a small cavity treated early may require only a basic filling, while waiting could lead to a crown or root canal with higher coinsurance and more time involved.

🔹 “All dentists are in-network with my plan.” Networks vary by plan and carrier. Scheduling with an out-of-network provider without verifying participation can result in higher out-of-pocket expenses.

Understanding how your dental plan works can help you get the most value from your coverage. If you have questions about how your dental benefits work, feel free to reach out. I am always happy to help review your options.

06/04/2026

Receiving a raise or promotion at work can be an exciting time. These changes lead to higher income, new financial responsibilities, and the potential need for additional life insurance coverage.

Life insurance is designed to protect against financial risk tied to income, debts, and long-term obligations. When those factors change, coverage may need to be reassessed. Swipe for a brief overview of why income changes matter for your life insurance coverage.

If you’ve recently experienced an increase in income and are interested in a quick coverage check, feel free to contact me. We would be happy to review your current policy and help determine whether any adjustments make sense for your situation.

06/02/2026

June is Men's Health Month, and there is no better time to encourage you or the men in your life to take advantage of preventive screenings included with their health care coverage. Preventive screenings are among the most powerful tools for early detection of serious illnesses, and catching something early can make all the difference.

Here are some key screenings and wellness checks worth knowing about and at what age they start:

✅ Cholesterol checks - These key preventive screenings should start at 17 to monitor heart health and reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke. They’re recommended every four to six years.
✅ Diabetes screening - Diabetes screenings are recommended to begin at age 35 and every three years after, or earlier if risk factors are present, such as family history or being overweight.
✅ Prostate cancer screening - Men should start receiving regular prostate cancer screenings with their doctor, typically starting around age 50, or earlier for those with higher risk factors.
✅ Colorectal cancer screening - For men, a colonoscopy is recommended starting at age 45 for those with average risk and should be repeated every 10 years. The frequency of screening may increase based on your doctor’s assessment of your risk level.
✅ General mental health screening - These screenings are often conducted at annual checkups, at any age. They are a good time to speak openly with your provider about anxiety, depression, or any changes in your mood.

Every man's health journey looks different, so it’s best to talk with your doctor about which screenings are right for your age, history, and lifestyle.

Have questions about what your health coverage includes? Give us a call. We are here to help you make the most of your benefits.