I guide you through when and how to enroll into original Medicare Part A & Part B
Insurance brokers are independent agents who represent multiple insurance carriers. This professional has dedicated their career to understanding the complex web of Medicare insurance options, and therefore has experience dealing with almost any situation imaginable.
Because brokers work independently, rather than for a specific insurance carrier, they can offer you knowledgeable guidance. You can feel confident that this professional is helping you identify your own priorities and needs, and is using those to inform their recommendations.
After you’ve enrolled in your chosen plan, a broker continues to offer support. You will have access to a team that can answer your questions and help you learn about your policy. And in the event of a problem, your support team can help you
Brokers are paid a commission by the companies they represent, and that commission is prebuilt into the cost of each policy. The rate you pay for your Medicare plan is the same, whether or not you use a broker. When you enroll directly with the insurance carrier, they keep that commission money for themselves, rather than offering a discount.
That means you can access the personalized services of a broker at no extra cost to you. Plus, you can enjoy all of the continued extra benefits as part of the deal.
Each broker must complete the following steps in order to represent Medicare insurance companies and provide vital assistance to their clients:
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.