Agent Interviews and Spotlights

Hear from some prominent agents accross the country

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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Chris Connell Medicare Agent
Chris Connell

Your Life Agency- Medicare Brokerage

  • Hahira, GA
Renee Lempert Medicare Agent
Renee Lempert

Florida Seniors Health Insurance

  • Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Adam Reynolds Medicare Agent
Adam Reynolds

SRSIG

  • Gainesville, GA
Tammi Lopez Medicare Agent
Tammi Lopez

Medicare Health Plans | Life Insurance

  • Clinton Township, MI
Nibby Priest Medicare Agent
Nibby Priest

Vaughn Insurance

  • Henderson, KY
Melissa MacCalla Medicare Agent
Melissa MacCalla

Senior HealthCare Solutions

  • Titusville, FL

Guest Articles From Top Rated Medicare Agents

Healthcare Wars: The 2023 CMS Expenditure Report, Congressional Budget Blunders, and the Fight for Health Information Transparency
Healthcare Wars: The 2023 CMS Expenditure Report, Congressional Budget Blunders, and the Fight for Health Information Transparency

Written by: Brian Moore

This article unpacks the 2023 CMS Healthcare Expenditure Report and over 60 pressing healthcare issues, highlighting the urgent need for transparency, reform, and equitable access in the U.S. healthcare system.

Understanding Medicare PPOs, HMOs, and POS Plans: A Guide for Seniors
Understanding Medicare PPOs, HMOs, and POS Plans: A Guide for Seniors

Written by: Shiloh Carpentier

Medicare Advantage plans offer alternatives to Original Medicare, covering medical services and often extras like dental. PPOs provide flexibility at higher costs, HMOs focus on affordability within a network, and POS plans balance cost and flexibility. Choose based on your healthcare needs, budget, and lifestyle.

Turning 65 and New to Medicare: What To Do Next
Turning 65 and New to Medicare: What To Do Next

Written by: Charles Wheeler

The time has come, you are turning 65 and eligible for Medicare. This is called your Initial Enrollment Period. Most people dread this news as they feel they are getting old, but the truth is these are the “golden years” and should be the most enjoyable time of your life. That being said, now you need to figure out what to do about Medicare.

The Annual Medicare Maze: Why Reviewing Your Coverage is Crucial
The Annual Medicare Maze: Why Reviewing Your Coverage is Crucial

Written by: Robert Moore

Medicare’s complexity makes annual reviews crucial to align your plan with changing health needs, costs, and coverage options. This guide provides clear steps to maximize benefits, minimize expenses, and navigate Medicare confidently, guided by expert insights from Robert Moore.

Medicare Supplements vs. Medicare Advantage Plans: Key Differences
Medicare Supplements vs. Medicare Advantage Plans: Key Differences

Written by: Jennifer Robbins

Both Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plans and Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans aim to reduce out-of-pocket costs and provide more comprehensive coverage, but they work in very different ways. Understanding the distinction between the two can help you make an informed decision about which option is best for your healthcare needs.

2024 Medicare Landscape: What You Need to Know About Medicare Changes and the Inflation Reduction Act
2024 Medicare Landscape: What You Need to Know About Medicare Changes and the Inflation Reduction Act

Written by: Justin Brock

This year has brought some serious updates—particularly through the Inflation Reduction Act and changes affecting Medicare Advantage plans—that might impact your coverage and out-of-pocket costs. Let’s cut through the noise and break down the key changes so you can stay prepared and well-covered.

The Pros and Cons of Medicare Supplement Insurance
The Pros and Cons of Medicare Supplement Insurance

Written by: Tammy Burns

Medicare Supplement Insurance, commonly known as Medigap Insurance, is designed to help cover some of the out-of-pocket costs associated with Original Medicare (Parts A and B). While Medigap can offer valuable benefits, it’s essential to weigh its pros and cons before deciding whether it’s the right choice for you.

Medicare When Living with Chronic Conditions: What Your Agent Needs to Know
Medicare When Living with Chronic Conditions: What Your Agent Needs to Know

Written by: Kate Spilsbury

Medicare can be complex, especially for those with chronic conditions, due to its multiple parts and coverage gaps. A knowledgeable agent can help navigate these options, ensuring you find a plan that aligns with your specific health needs and covers necessary treatments and medications.

Medicare Planning: A Critical Part of Your Holistic Retirement Plan
Medicare Planning: A Critical Part of Your Holistic Retirement Plan

Written by: Aaron Patten

When it comes to retirement planning, most people focus on financial investments, savings, and lifestyle changes. However, one crucial aspect often overlooked is Medicare planning. Integrating Medicare into your holistic retirement strategy can provide peace of mind in your golden years.

Navigating Annual Enrollment Period Successfully
Navigating Annual Enrollment Period Successfully

Written by: Steve Wilson

With the Medicare Annual Enrollment period now here you have likely noticed those more changes within your Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) letter.  A carrier may have eliminated your plan.  Copays, deductible, and premiums increases.  The key change for 2025 the Inflation Reduction Act and its impact on prescription drug plans and pricing.

2025 Changes to Medicare Resulting from the Inflation Reduction Act
2025 Changes to Medicare Resulting from the Inflation Reduction Act

Written by: Vincent Murray

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is set to bring significant changes to Medicare benefits in 2025, particularly for those with prescription drug coverage. This article breaks down why these changes are happening, what they entail, and what steps you need to take to prepare for updates to your Medicare Advantage plan.

Avoid a Costly Surprise: Medicare's Limited Coverage for International Travel
Avoid a Costly Surprise: Medicare's Limited Coverage for International Travel

Written by: Jerry Cohen

Medicare doesn’t cover most foreign travel situations, so new beneficiaries should plan to buy short-term medical coverage when traveling outside the U.S. These plans offer flexible options for deductibles and coverage limits to fit any budget, and having the right medical coverage could be a lifesaver if something goes wrong during your trip.

A Closer Look At Medicare Eligibility For Those Under 65 With Disabilities
A Closer Look At Medicare Eligibility For Those Under 65 With Disabilities

Written by: Brian Moore

If you’re under the age of 65 and have a disability, you may qualify for Medicare coverage. A qualifying disability is almost any health condition that prevents you from being able to work enough to access employer-sponsored health care benefits.  Medicare was designed to cover adults over 65 and some people younger than 65 with disabilities that meet certain criteria.

2025 Medicare Open Enrollment Period: Key Dates and Changes to Know
2025 Medicare Open Enrollment Period: Key Dates and Changes to Know

Written by: Kevin Truebenbach

This is a critical time for Medicare beneficiaries to review their current coverage and make necessary adjustments for the upcoming year. This enrollment window is your opportunity to assess whether your current plan still meets your healthcare and budgetary needs.

New to Medicare 2024: Feeling lost? You are not alone
New to Medicare 2024: Feeling lost? You are not alone

Written by: Patti Goldfarb

Change isn’t always easy. For some people. moving from employer-sponsored health insurance to Medicare is one of those rites of passage that can leave them frazzled. Instead of one packaged plan, Medicare is broken into three parts – Part A covers hospitalization, Part B covers doctor’s visits and Part D covers prescriptions.