Steven Rukhman

Happy With Your Medicare Plan? Here's Why It Still Pays to Check Before December 7

Steven Rukhman

Published on: 20/10/2026

Steven Rukhman, licensed insurance broker in Los Angeles County, answers a common question: if you like your Medicare plan, do you need to do anything this year? Short answer: no, but check your medications first.

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Is My Medicare Advantage Plan Ending Next Year? What to Do If You Got a Letter

Steven Rukhman

Published on: 20/10/2026

Steven Rukhman, licensed insurance broker in Los Angeles County, explains how to know if your Medicare plan is ending in 2027, what the letter means, and what your options are during the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period.

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Understanding the Medicare Part D Out-of-Pocket Cap: What You Will Pay for Prescriptions

Steven Rukhman

Published on: 15/10/2026

Learn how the Medicare Part D out-of-pocket spending limit works, what costs count, and how to manage prescription expenses with payment plans and savings programs.

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Turning 65 and Still Working

Steven Rukhman

Published on: 16/09/2026

Making the wrong assumption about your coverage can lead to penalties and unexpected gaps in medical insurance.