Chad Cason, Medicare Insurance Broker
Chad Cason
Lifelong Insurance Agency
Medicare Broker Licensed in GA, AL, FL, IA, KS, KY, MI, NC, NE, NM, OK, PA, SC, TN, TX and VA
15+ Years of Experience
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Bonaire, GA
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About Me
We've been helping Americans locally and nationwide with their Medicare coverage decisions since 2010.
In one call, we can:
- Walk you through your Medicare coverage options, like Medicare Supplement "Medigap" Insurance & Medicare Advantage "Part C" Plans in your area... with many reputable companies.
- Help you find the plan that fits your needs and budget.
- Answer any questions about Medicare and your supplemental insurance choices.
- And if you're ready to enroll, we can even sign you up over the phone, by email, or through the mail.
Our service is free, as the insurance company compensates us. Plan rates and benefits are the same whether you use an independent insurance agency or go direct with the insurer.
We save you time and money by offering many reputable insurance companies offering Medicare plans in your area! Plus, we provide annual plan reviews to ensure you're still on the right plan. There's no need to find a new agent each year or if your needs change. :)
Chad Cason
Lifelong Insurance Agency
(Owner/Licensed Agent)
Q&A with Chad Cason
What's one piece of advice you wish every senior knew before picking a Medicare plan?
Answer: Currently, and in most states, it's much easier down the road to switch from a Medicare Supplement "Medigap" plan to a Medicare Advantage "Part C" plan than from a Part C plan to a Medigap plan. You have six months from your Part B start date to buy any Medigap plan and not be declined due to health. After six months, your application could be denied due to your health history. It's a lot to put in text, so call me, and we'll discuss all of it! Chad
What is one of the the most common misconceptions people have about Medicare?
Answer: That it's free! Most people qualify for "premium-free" Part A (80% hospital coverage) because they or a spouse paid into Medicare over the years. Still, Part B (80% doctor/physician coverage) has a standard monthly premium paid to Medicare. This premium is deducted from any Social Security benefits you receive, or you'll be billed directly from Medicare. You could qualify for the Part B subsidy if you meet certain income thresholds. Let's schedule a call so you know where you stand. Chad
If a senior is turning 65 but still working, should they enroll in Medicare or delay it?
Answer: If you have employer-based health insurance through your or a spouse's current employment, where there are more than 20 employees, and you're happy with the costs, such as monthly deductions/premiums and coverage, like potential out-of-pocket costs, you can delay Medicare enrollment without accruing penalties. If this is you, it's best to schedule a quick call so we can discuss your situation. Chad