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Medicare guidance

Helping you make informed Medicare decisions.

Understand your Medicare options, compare plans, and receive personalized guidance when you're eligible or during your annual coverage review.

Illustration of an advocate walking alongside a member, pointing out what comes next on their path

The whole picture before you choose

Medicare decisions get made once a year, under a deadline, from a stack of mail designed to be confusing. Most of that mail is advertising.

We do not sell plans. Your advocate lays out what each option would mean for your doctors, your prescriptions, and your budget, and then the decision stays yours.

Who this is for

  • You are turning 65 in the next year
  • You became Medicare eligible through disability
  • You are still working past 65 and unsure whether to enroll
  • You want a second opinion on the plan you already have
What this looks like

What your advocate actually does

  • A walkthrough of Parts A, B, C, and D in language that assumes nothing

  • A side-by-side look at how your options treat your current doctors and prescriptions

  • Enrollment timing so you avoid late penalties and coverage gaps

  • An annual review each fall, before the enrollment window closes

  • Guidance on how Medicare coordinates with SSDI, employer coverage, or a spouse's plan

Common questions

Questions about medicare guidance

Still wondering about something? Call us and ask. There's no obligation and no script.

(888) 555-0142
Do you sell Medicare plans?

No. We do not sell insurance and we do not earn a commission on any plan you choose.

Our only job is to make sure you understand your options before you decide.

When should I start looking at Medicare?

About three months before you turn 65, or as soon as you learn you are eligible through disability.

Starting early is free. Starting late can cost you a permanent premium penalty.

Can I change my plan after I enroll?

In most cases yes, during the annual enrollment period each fall. Some situations, like moving or losing other coverage, open a special enrollment window.

Your advocate will tell you which one applies to you.

Other ways we help

Talk it through with someone who knows the system

Your first conversation is free, and there's nothing you need to prepare.