by c f | Mar 10, 2026 | GoldenCare News, Industry News, Long-Term Care, Medicare Supp./Adv., Mutual of Omaha (& Affiliates), OmniFlex, Short-Term Care
Read Full GoldenCare Newsletter, March 9, 2026 Edition In this GoldenCare Newsletter Edition From GoldenCare: GoldenCare will be at the 2026 ILTCI Conference! Be sure to say hello to Tom Randall, Dennis Rinner and Mike Lynch from GoldenCare! Join Dennis Rinner for a...
by author | Mar 9, 2026 | Industry News, Manhattan Life, Short-Term Care
March 5th, 2026More robust features and enhanced benefits are on the horizon for our Home Health Care plans. As we prepare to introduce these updates, now is the perfect time to see which coverage options people are choosing—and what those choices can mean for you and...
by author | Mar 9, 2026 | Guarantee Trust Life, Long-Term Care, Short-Term Care
Capture your client’s signature withGTL’s One-Time PIN method! View Signature Guide Watch the video below on how to submit anapplication, featuring the One-Time PIN method. Watch How-To Video Capture your client’s signaturein two easy steps. Step 1...
by Contributor | Feb 17, 2026 | GoldenCare News, Industry News, Long-Term Care, Medicare Supp./Adv., Mutual of Omaha (& Affiliates), OmniFlex, Short-Term Care
Read Full GoldenCare Newsletter, February 16, 2026 Edition In this GoldenCare Newsletter Edition From GoldenCare: CURRENT PROMOS AND WEBINARS: Current Sales Promotions Update Your Contracts OR Appoint With All Of The Top Carriers IN CASE YOU MISSED IT! Power in...
by author | Feb 16, 2026 | Industry News, Manhattan Life, Short-Term Care
We are excited to announce that we have made changes (an increase) to the HI Select commission level. You may recall when we launched the product in 2024 the commission levels were split by age range, with the 64½ – 79 age band being higher than the 18 –...
by author | Feb 16, 2026 | Industry News, Manhattan Life, Short-Term Care
You asked for a simpler, more streamlined process — and we’re pleased to deliver. We’ve updated the Short-Term Care underwriting requirements related to medication history. Previously, you were asked to provide both “Onset” and “Diagnosis” dates, which often meant...
