About My Medicare Work
I help people make sense of their Medicare choices, one conversation at a time, with plain answers about cost and coverage.
About me
Medicare Help That Starts With Your Own Details
I started doing this work after watching people I care about stare at a pile of plan mailers with no idea which one fit. Every envelope promised something different, and none of them spoke to the doctors or medicines those people actually relied on.
So I keep things personal. You work with me directly from the first question to the day your coverage begins, and I keep notes on your file so you never have to explain your situation twice.
I explain Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, supplement policies and drug coverage in everyday language, and I tell you plainly what each choice would mean for your wallet. You decide. I make sure you decide with the full picture in front of you.
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The Promises I Keep With Every Client
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Straight Answers
If a plan has a catch, I point it out. You hear about the gaps in coverage as clearly as you hear about the benefits.
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No Rush, No Pressure
Take a comparison home, sleep on it and come back with questions. Nothing gets signed until you feel sure about it.
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Your Details Stay Private
The health and money details you share with me are used to compare plans for you, and for nothing else.
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I Stay After Enrollment
Once your plan is active, I remain your contact when a bill looks wrong or a pharmacy turns a prescription away.
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Share Your Details
List your doctors, your medicines and the date your new coverage needs to start.
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Review Plan Options
I go over the Advantage, Medigap and Part D plans offered in your area with you.
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Choose and Enroll
You pick the plan. I walk you through the enrollment form and check each detail.
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Check In Each Year
Plans change every year, so I review yours before the enrollment window arrives.
Not sure where your current coverage leaves you?
Let Me Look at Your Medicare Choices With You
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Moments That Bring People to Me
Most folks reach out at a turning point, when an old plan stops fitting or a new chapter starts. These are the moments I hear about most.
- Becoming eligible for Medicare
- Retiring from a job with health benefits
- Losing a doctor from a plan network
- Seeing a drug price jump
- Moving to a new state
- Helping a parent choose a plan
- Rethinking coverage during fall enrollment
- Getting a letter about plan changes
If your situation is not on this list, send me a note anyway. Chances are I have helped someone through something close to it.