Alexandra Rodriguez, Medicare Insurance Agent

About Me

My goal is to offer solutions that meet your needs today and for the life of your retirement. I believe in building a personal relationship with you as my client, so I can better understand your retirement goals and help you get there with confidence and peace of mind.

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7 Total Reviews   (5.0 )

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Alexandra Ribera-Rodriguez
September 6, 2025

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Pamela Riddell
September 5, 2025

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Nick Ribera (Chain Assembly)
September 5, 2025

Alexandra really took the time to understand my needs and makes me feel like my business is safe with her.

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Javier Pinero
September 4, 2025

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Justin Steckel
September 4, 2025

Q&A with Alexandra Rodriguez

My dad’s back pain is getting worse. Can Medicare cover ongoing chiropractic care, or is it just short-term treatment?

Answer: Adjustments are covered under Medicare part b, but that is all it covers. I need 100 characters, but it's a simple answer.

How does the Part D "catastrophic coverage" phase work once I hit the out-of-pocket max?

Answer: Once you hit the max out of pocket, which for 2026 is $2100, as long as your meds are covered on the formulary, are prescribed (not OTC), and not being used off label, you will be covered, 100%.

You may also sign up for the Medication Prescription Payment Plan. This helps to spread the costs of your regular medications over the year.

What do I need to do if I didn't take Medicare at 65 and am now retiring?

Answer: That would depend on whether or not you had "creditable coverage" since turning 65. Usually, if you were insured by your employer and there are more than 20 employees on the employer health insurance plan, all you need is to fill out a form to avoid a penalty.