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HealthMarkets North Olmsted can help everyone over age 65 benefit from changes in the Medicare
According to Forbes magazine, baby boomers are permanently clocking out of the workforce at a rate of 10,000 each day. That’s a huge number of fresh retirees not only lining up for Social Security benefits, but also Medicare. And with Baby Boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964) representing nearly 20 percent of the population in America,...
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The David Berkley Insurance Group is taking a no-holds-barred approach to offering insurance coverage
No limits. That’s the philosophy embraced by the team at the newly formed David Berkley Insurance Group, in Medina. Headed by Patrick Althof, Mark Odabashian and Mitch Zofka, David Berkley is changing the way we think about—and buy—insurance. “Most people in the area will recognize our names as having been affiliated...
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Since 1998, The Gutter Cover Company has been a locally owned and operated source for the only gutter protection you need
Gutter cleaning used to be a necessary but dangerous chore. Today, there are many options available to you when deciding on a gutter protection solution. Home improvement companies and handymen may sell gutter guards, but the products they offer may not be a permanent solution. They typically use gutter protection as a source of extra income to...
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Reproductive Gynecology and Infertility promises that patients enrolled in its 100% Guarantee Program can and will bring home a baby
For many couples, having a baby may seem like an impossible dream. And as the weeks turn into months that sometimes turn into years of waiting for the miracle of life to take root, frustration turns into disappointment that sometimes turns into despair. What if you could know for sure, guaranteed, that you could become pregnant and take home...
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Active seniors 55 and over are living their best lives at Lorain Pointe Senior Apartments
Erin Hill, property manager at Lorain Pointe Senior Apartments, admits to being a little envious of the community’s residents. “I’m not 55, so I can’t move in,” Erin laments. The oversized food pantries in Lorain Pointe’s two-bedroom apartments was one of the things that first caught her eye. But most of the residents, she...
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