Chris Bell, Medicare Insurance Broker
About Me
Hi, I’m Chris Bell, a local independent Medicare insurance agent. Since 2014, I help seniors understand their health insurance options and make confident, informed decisions.
Medicare can feel complicated, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. I’ll take the time to listen to your needs, answer your questions in plain language, and compare plans from nationally and locally recognized insurance companies. Together, we’ll review important details such as your doctors, prescriptions, preferred pharmacies, coverage needs, and budget.
My goal is not to pressure you into a plan—it is to help you understand your choices and find coverage that fits your needs. My assistance comes at no additional cost to you, and I’ll remain available after enrollment whenever questions arise.
Call me today, and let’s make Medicare easier. Be sure to mention that you found me on Medicare Agents Hub!
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My Google Reviews
18 Total Reviews (4.8 )
August 17, 2026
Chris has been invaluable. He has provided great coaching in taking me through all the steps for enrolling in Social Security. He gave me great guidance and recommendations on the best plans for me for my Medicare Supplemental Plans. I would highly recommend Chris Bell to anyone entering this phase of life.
August 14, 2026
Chris is a very knowledgeable and thorough individual who explained my options and answered my questions clearly and patiently. I highly recommend him for your Medicare insurance needs.
August 14, 2026
Chris was professional, informative. He answered all my questions. I would definitely recommend Chris Bell!
August 14, 2026
Chris explained benefits, details very well.
August 10, 2026
Always very knowledgeable and offers great advice.
Q&A with Chris Bell
Why do some clients ignore your advice and end up in bad Medicare plans-what makes them resistant?
Answer: Some clients only want the absolute cheapest thing. Even when showing a different plan might be a few dollars more. No one cares about customer service until they have an issue. Most people think they are immune to the max out of pocket on plans until a surgery is needed.
We can advise but when people say we are only out for money or they have friends that have a different plan that say it better without actually comparing.
An agent asked me to sign a scope of appointment for before we could discuss my Medicare insurance or part D plan. What is an SOA? Is this normal? Are call centers exempt from this practice?
Answer: Yes this is a normal part of helping seniors. In fact this shows that the agent is doing their job the correct way.
The soa is just a form that says they are not medicare, are a licensed agent, and that you do not have to sign up for a plan it just gives the agent the ability to present plan options that you agree to in advance of the meeting.
A call center is not exempt but they typically read a verbal one that is recorded. Since you can into them they are exempt from the 48 hours wait a local field agent would need.
I hope this helps answer your question.
