Each year you are able to review your current healthcare coverage and make changes if needed. Here is a checklist to guide you through things to consider as you review your plan for 2020. Review the Annual Notice of Change. The Annual Notice of Change for your current plan will include updates to your benefits for the upcoming year. Look at the plan formulary to make sure you understand how your medications are covered by your plan. Review your health over the past year. Are you taking any new medication? Have there been any changes in your medical conditions or new illnesses? If so, these changes may require a different plan than you have now. Remember that we are with you every step of the way. If you have questions about your current plan or decide it’s time to review your plan, call us here at OHB to get clear answers. You can count on us to help you understand your options for 2020, even if it means taking no action at all.

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Q: We've Updated Our Website!

Over the past few months we at Ohio Health Benefits have been busy refreshing the information on our website and we are excited to present new and improved pages and content added to our site in order to better serve our customers! Some improvements to our site include: A simpler site structure and consolidated product categories that make it easy to find what you’re looking for A seamless experience on your mobile device, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer Introducing our new Medicine Cabinet ! This valuable tool is a place for you to let us know what medications you are currently taking which is vital to an effective Medicare review. For questions or more information on our products and services, contact our Ohio Health Benefits sales team today!

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By Timothy Aungst, PharmD, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at MCPHS University. Posted on June 11, 2019 An estimated 46% of U.S. adults have consistently high [...]