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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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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.
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.
Why Medicare Supplement Rates Increase and How Beneficiaries Can Reduce Costs
Written by: Michael McGarrigle
Medicare Supplement premiums are rising across the country. Learn why Medigap rates increase, what options are available, and practical strategies to reduce your costs without sacrificing coverage.
Medicare Preventive Services: A Complete Guide to Staying Healthy, Early, and Informed
Written by: Edward MacConnell
Preventive care is one of the most powerful tools in modern healthcare. It helps people detect health issues early, manage risks before they become serious, and maintain long-term well‑being. For older adults, preventive care is especially important.
Medicare is Your Insurance Vehicle
Written by: Dominic Javier
Medicare is a federal health insurance program you paid into during your working years. This guide breaks down Parts A, B, C, and D, how Social Security funds Medicare through FICA, what Medicare Advantage offers beyond Original Medicare, and the major Part D prescription drug changes for 2026.
Seeing Clearly: What Medicare Covers for Cataract Surgery and Why Some Patients Feel Pressured to Pay More
Written by: Mark Bilgere
Cataract surgery is one of the most common medical procedures performed on Americans over 65. But lately it seems to cause a lot of confusion. Every month I meet Medicare beneficiaries who tell me the same story.
How does Medicare and Medicaid Work Together?
Written by: Celeste McGrath
How Medicare and Medicaid work together for dual-eligible individuals - who pays first, how benefits coordinate, and how combined coverage can reduce healthcare costs and expand access to care.
How Medicare Part B Really Works
Written by: William Gray
While Part B is a critical part of Medicare coverage, it does not work like employer insurance—and misunderstanding it is one of the biggest reasons people end up with unexpected medical bills.
What Counts as Creditable Coverage for Medicare?
Written by: Heidi Wotton
Understanding creditable coverage is essential for avoiding Medicare penalties. Learn which types of insurance qualify and which don't under Medicare rules.