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Below is a selection of videos and articles from some of the most knowledgable Medicare insurance agents from accross the country. Listed insurance brokers and agents help seniors make informed decisions about their health insurance coverage and offer insights into the nuances of local Medicare options.
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Smart Medicare Choices for Seniors Working Beyond 65
Written by: Rodney Powell
For seniors continuing to work past 65, Medicare brings a set of decisions that can meaningfully affect both healthcare access and long-term finances. Transitioning from employer-sponsored group coverage to Medicare takes real planning.
Utah's New Medigap Birthday Rule: What It Changes, What It Doesn't, and How to Use It
Written by: Brian Penner
Utah's H.B. 258 gives Medigap policyholders a 60-day birthday window to switch plans without medical underwriting. Here's how the rule works, what it covers, and what it doesn't.
How You Can Actually Use Healthcare Price Transparency in 2026
Written by: James Hale
Healthcare price transparency has improved, but it still has limits. Here's how Medicare beneficiaries can actually use it to compare costs, prepare for procedures, and ask better questions.
Medicare Advantage Is More Than Free Groceries and $0 Premiums
Written by: Will Carias
Medicare Advantage plans offer more than the grocery allowances and $0 premiums you see on TV. A licensed Medicare professional breaks down what really matters when choosing a plan, from provider networks to coordinated care and annual reviews.
Does Medigap Plan F Cover Emergency Room Visits?
Written by: Rodney Powell
Standard Plan F should cover your emergency room visit with no deductible or coinsurance to pay. Here's what the plan actually pays, why bills still show up, and how standard Plan F stacks up against Plan G and Plan N at the ER.
Your HSA and Medicare: The Six-Month Rule Almost Nobody Warns You About
Written by: Taylor Langlois
The six-month retroactive start date for Medicare Part A can turn months of HSA contributions into excess contributions with IRS penalties. Here is how the rule works and how to protect yourself.
Medicare Advantage vs Medicare Supplement in Northeast Florida: What Jacksonville Seniors Need to Know
Written by: Jake Purvis
A Northeast Florida Medicare agent breaks down the key differences between Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement plans, including how each option affects access to Mayo Clinic Jacksonville.
Now That You've Turned 65: How to Choose Medicare Coverage That Protects Your Health and Your Budget
Written by: Françoise Mueller
A practical guide for new Medicare enrollees on evaluating plan networks, drug formularies, cost sharing, and out-of-pocket limits to find coverage that truly fits.
Medicare Decisions in an Age of Confusion: How Beneficiaries Can Make Better Coverage Choices
Written by: Hudson Albert
With so many Medicare options, advertisements, and opinions to sort through, making the right coverage choice can feel overwhelming. This guide breaks down the fundamentals, common misconceptions, and practical steps to help beneficiaries make informed decisions.
Understanding Medicare Supplement Medical Underwriting: A Story of Making Informed Choices
Written by: Edward MacConnell
A walkthrough of Medicare Supplement medical underwriting, including the Medigap Open Enrollment Period, guaranteed issue rights, pre-existing condition waiting periods, and the health conditions that can affect your eligibility.
Grandma Should Not Have To Be a Pharmacist: Where Did the Part D Help Go?
Written by: William Gray
Medicare insurance professional William Gray examines how the loss of agent compensation for Part D enrollment is leaving seniors without expert guidance on one of the most complex healthcare decisions they face each year.
What Floridians Need to Know About Medicare at 65
Written by: Derek Rogers
A step-by-step guide for Florida residents turning 65, covering Medicare enrollment, plan options, costs, common mistakes, and Florida-specific considerations.
5 Medicare Mistakes That Cost People Thousands (And How to Avoid Them)
Written by: Nathan Wright
Licensed Medicare advisor Nathan Wright shares the five most common and costly Medicare mistakes he sees, from assuming Original Medicare covers everything to waiting too long to start the enrollment process.
A Medicare Change You'll Want to Know About for 2026
Written by: John Billetdoux
One of the most significant changes to Medicare is one that is almost never mentioned at all, and it's going to affect those people who may be deferring their Part B because they're covered by a work plan.
Patient Assistance Programs: Real or Scam?
Written by: Gregory Firmbach
Are Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs) legitimate or a scam? Learn how PAPs work, who qualifies, and how they can help Medicare beneficiaries afford brand-name medications.