How I Help
One advisor for every part of Medicare
From your first enrollment to your yearly plan review, I help you compare the options available in your area and choose coverage that fits your doctors, your prescriptions, and your budget. Consultations are always free.
Coverage I can help you with
Medicare Advantage (Part C)
All-in-one plans from private insurers that bundle your Part A and Part B benefits, usually with drug coverage and often with extras such as dental, vision, and hearing.
- We check your doctors and hospitals against each plan's network
- We compare total costs, not just the monthly premium
- We walk through plan rules such as referrals and prior authorization
Medicare Supplement (Medigap)
Plans that work alongside Original Medicare and help pay some of your share of covered costs, depending on the plan you choose.
- See any doctor in the country who accepts Medicare
- We compare standardized plan options and their pricing in your area
- We pair your plan with the right Part D drug coverage
Part D Prescription Drug Plans
Standalone drug coverage that should be matched to your exact prescription list, because every plan prices medications differently.
- We run your medications against each plan's drug list
- We check your preferred pharmacy for the best pricing
- We review it every year, because plans change every year
Life Insurance
Coverage that protects the people who depend on you, sized to your budget and your goals.
- Final expense coverage so costs never fall on your family
- Term and whole life options explained in plain language
- Honest guidance on how much coverage actually makes sense
Whatever brings you here, we start the same way
A free conversation about your situation. Here are the four I hear most often.
Turning 65
Your Initial Enrollment Period is a window built around your 65th birthday. We will map out exactly what to do and when.
Retiring after 65
Leaving employer coverage opens a Special Enrollment Period. We will time your move so your coverage never lapses.
Annual Enrollment
Each year from October 15 to December 7 you can change plans. A quick review tells you whether switching saves you money.
Helping a loved one
Handling Medicare for a parent or spouse is a lot. Bring your questions and I will guide you both, step by step.
Not sure which of these fits you?
That is exactly what the free call is for. Bring your questions and leave with a plan.