Agent Interviews and Spotlights
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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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Turning 65? The Medicare Decisions That Could Matter Even More at 80
Written by: Nicoletta Catalucci
A Florida-based Medicare agent explains why the plan you pick at 65 should account for your health, finances, and provider needs at 75 or 80 — not just the year you enroll.
You Read Every Word and Still Don't Know What to Do
Written by: Angela Gala Gonzalez
A physician-turned-insurance-agent explains why reading your Medicare paperwork twice still leaves you stuck, and shares four questions that actually help you decide during open enrollment.
Do I Need to Enroll in Medicare at Age 65?
Written by: Nicholas Pacheco
Whether you need to enroll in Medicare at 65 depends on your employment status and current benefits. Here's what to know about your options, enrollment periods, and how to avoid penalties.
Why a Yearly Medicare Checkup Matters
Written by: Anna Ptak
Your Medicare coverage should keep up with your life. Here's why reviewing your plan every year is one of the most important things you can do during enrollment season.
Your Medicare Drug Plan May Cost More in 2027 — Even If Your Prescriptions Haven't Changed
Written by: Jon Cavanaugh
Medicare Part D plans can change year to year. Here's why your drug costs could look different in 2027 even if your medications and pharmacy stay the same.
Medicare at 65: What You Actually Need to Do Step-by-Step
Written by: Drew Bismack
Turning 65? A licensed Medicare agent with 22 years of experience walks you through the enrollment process step by step, with a checklist to keep you on track.
Don't Just Pick a Medicare Plan
Written by: Anna Ptak
Choosing a Medicare plan based on a $0 premium alone can mean missing what matters most. Here's why you should look at the whole picture before checking that box.
Same Plan, Different Price: How Medicare Supplement Pricing Shapes What You Pay
Written by: Taylor Langlois
Two neighbors with the same Medigap Plan G can pay very different premiums. The difference comes down to how their policies are priced. Here's what that means for your long-term costs.
Moving? Don't Forget to Pack Your Medicare!
Written by: Anna Ptak
A Medicare agent explains what happens to your Medicare plan when you move, who you need to notify, and how a Special Enrollment Period can help you make changes.
The 7 Medicare Mistakes I See People Make When They First Turn 65
Written by: Drew Bismack
A Medicare agent with 23 years of experience breaks down the 7 most common mistakes people make when they first become eligible for Medicare at 65, and how to avoid them.
When Your Medicare Advantage Dental Benefit Quietly Changes
Written by: Kim Gibas, CIC
A Michigan Medicare broker explains how Medicare Advantage dental benefits are shrinking, why it matters for your health, and how standalone dental plans can fill the gap.
10 Things to Do Before You Pick a Medicare Plan (With 2026 Cost Comparisons)
Written by: Jason York
A no-jargon, 10-step checklist for anyone turning 65 in 2026, plus detailed cost breakdowns for Part A, Part B, Part D, Medigap, Medicare Advantage, and supplemental coverage by carrier.
A Different Year, A Different Story: What Medicare Beneficiaries Should Review for 2027
Written by: Edward Givens
Your Medicare plan can change even when you don't. Edward Givens walks through what to review beyond the Annual Notice of Change — from network shifts and formulary moves to the out-of-pocket math most people skip.
When Medicare Says "Covered," Here's What That Actually Means
Written by: Jon Cavanaugh
A covered Medicare service can still come with deductibles, copays, and coinsurance. Licensed Medicare broker Jon Cavanaugh breaks down what "covered" really means and what questions to ask before scheduled care.
The One-Way Door: Why Leaving a Medicare Advantage Plan Can Be Harder Than Joining One
Written by: Taylor Langlois
Medicare Advantage is easy to join but difficult to leave with full financial protection. This article explains why medical underwriting, the Medigap open enrollment window, trial rights, and guaranteed issue rules make the exit far more complicated than the entrance.