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2026-09-14

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Alert Install #055: The Three-Question Charge Check

Sep 14, 2026

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Alert Install #055: The Three-Question Charge Check

One line on a health statement may know something your mailbox does not.

Daily Install

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Alert Install #058: Did Medicare Pay for That?

Sep 12, 2026

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Alert Install #058: Did Medicare Pay for That?

One quiet line on a statement can reveal a charge that does not belong to you.

The Appointment-to-Door Plan

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Alert Install #057: Covered. Now How Do You Get There?

Sep 11, 2026

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Alert Install #057: Covered. Now How Do You Get There?

The care may be covered. The ride, visit, and next call still need a plan.

Daily Install

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Alert Install #056: Did that actually happen?

Sep 10, 2026

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Alert Install #056: Did that actually happen?

The most useful fraud check starts with a date you remember.

Recall Safety

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Alert Install #055: The Device-Identity Card

Sep 8, 2026

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Alert Install #055: The Device-Identity Card

FDA's current device-alert system turns a broad safety problem into one household habit: keep the exact model, UDI/serial and maker support attached to the device.

Daily Install

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Alert Install #053: The Three-Line Plan Change Card

Sep 6, 2026

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Alert Install #053: The Three-Line Plan Change Card

CMS has set an important 2027 Part D number, but the final plan-specific details arrive later. The premium is one line; drugs and access are the lines that can surprise a household.

Telehealth

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Alert Install #052: The Telehealth Dry-Run Card

Sep 4, 2026

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Alert Install #052: The Telehealth Dry-Run Card

CMS announced new rural telehealth and broadband funding today. The household lesson is that remote care only works when the last mile works too.

Daily Install

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Alert Install #050: The Evidence-Stage Card

Sep 1, 2026

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Alert Install #050: The Evidence-Stage Card

GSK is moving an mRNA flu candidate toward late-stage study. Learn the difference between APPROVED / TRIAL / OBSERVATIONAL before the next health headline lands.

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Alert Install #049: The Batch-Control Card

Aug 30, 2026

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Alert Install #049: The Batch-Control Card

Two IV-fluid recalls expose a useful rule: the product name tells you what it is. The lot and process tell you which exact item is under question.

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