Maria Williams

Most people don’t think about Medicare until they have to, and by that point, everything starts to feel rushed. I see this all the time. Someone is approaching 65 or leaving employer coverage, and suddenly they are trying to understand enrollment timelines, compare plan options, check their doctors, and review prescriptions all at once. These are important decisions, but they are being made under pressure simply because the preparation didn’t happen early. The biggest mistake is not choosing the wrong plan. It is waiting too long to prepare. Medicare has …

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Much of the national conversation about health insurance still assumes one thing: that most Americans get coverage through a traditional employer. That assumption no longer reflects reality. While employer-sponsored insurance still exists, it no longer represents how millions of Americans actually live, work, or earn income. When policy decisions are built on outdated models of work, the result is confusion, disruption, and unintended consequences for everyday people. The American Workforce Has Changed The modern workforce looks very different than it did 20 or even 10 years ago. Many people today …

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