What we actually do

Four pieces of work. None of them cost you anything, because the insurance company pays us a commission it sets, and your premium is the same either way.

How a first call goes

  1. You describe your situation. Age, whether you are still working, which doctors you want to keep, what you take.
  2. We tell you your dates. Which window you are in, what is urgent and what is not.
  3. We narrow it to two or three real options and price each one across a whole year.
  4. You think about it. We send it in writing. There is no expiring offer, because there is no offer.
  5. When you decide, we do the paperwork and stay on the file afterwards.

The first call is usually twenty minutes. If you are more than four months from your birthday, we will often tell you to call back later rather than start early.

More about what happens when you call

A Plainspoken advisor at a plain wooden desk wearing a headset, listening and taking notes.

What we will not do

  • We will not call you first. If we have not spoken, we are not phoning you. Anyone who does is not us.
  • We will not put you on a list. No newsletter you did not ask for, no data sold, ever.
  • We will not push a decision. Nothing about Medicare expires at the end of a phone call.
  • We will not pretend to be neutral about everything. If we think one option is wrong for you, we will say which and why, and you can disagree.

We also cannot enroll you in Part A or Part B. That is Social Security’s job, and we will walk you through doing it yourself.

Start with a phone call.

No form, no quote engine, no email address required. A licensed agent picks up during office hours, and outside them you can leave a message and we will call back.