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Featured News and Information from BBG
2025 Medicare Prescription Drug Reforms and Their Impact on Coverage
(First things first. For those who take expensive brand name or specialty medications, make it a point to check your 2025 plan’s published formulary/covered drug list for inclusion of your brand or specialty meds when the 2025 plan information is released in...
Do I need to enroll in Medicare if I plan to work past 65?
Medicare and Working Past 65 - The bbg65Plus Rules of the Road1.) IF YOU ARE COVERED BY AN EMPLOYER-SPONSORED HEALTH PLAN, BECOMING ELIGIBLE FOR MEDICARE AT AGE 65 MAY NOT MEAN THAT YOU ARE REQUIRED TO ENROLL IN MEDICARE AT AGE 65. SEVERAL FACTORS DICTATE WHETHER OR...
Understanding Your Medicare Prescription Drug Plan in 2024
Understanding Your Medicare Prescription Drug Plan in 2024For anyone enrolled in Medicare, it’s advantageous to be familiar with the various stages of prescription drug coverage. This is especially true for those taking the most expensive medications. Here’s what I...
2023 Medicare Part D Update: Understanding Your Medicare Prescription Drug Plan
Understanding your Medicare Prescription Drug Plan in 2023 Your particular monthly premium and drug costs depend on the type of Medicare coverage and the respective plan you have selected. Whether it’s a stand-alone Prescription Drug Plan if you are covered under...
Two Important Medicare Nuggets You’ll Want To Know About
You Will Pay Less for Medicare Part B in 2023 and Some Prescription Drug Coverage Changes Starting in 2023MEDICARE PART B PREMIUM DECREASE -- As speculated here a few months back, The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently announced that the 2023...
Medicare Basics: 5 Things to Know about Medicare Part B (Second in a Series)
There are four basic parts of Medicare: A, B, C, and D. Each part helps pay for certain medical services. Here are 5 things to know about Part B: #1 Part B is the second of two parts of what is considered “Original Medicare”. (Part A is the other). #2 Most...
What Our Clients Say
“BBG helped us understand how to save by aggregating our insurance purchases. We bought an overall insurance policy that we then crafted to meet the individual needs of each of the companies in our portfolio. We have seen a significant reduction in costs since implementing this strategy.”
“BBG’s SharedFunding solution has enabled us to deliver significant cost savings to our school districts. Schools need to ask district voters for more money every few years. The voters are beginning to demand explanations on how monies are being spent, especially on benefits.”
“BBG provided us with a customized healthcare solution that reduced our healthcare costs by 25% and we have avoided increases in healthcare costs over the past three years. This has allowed us to retain benefits for our employees during extremely challenging times.”