Garrett Ball, Medicare Insurance Broker
About Me
Hello! My name is Garrett, and I've been working with Medicare and Medigap plans for 18+ years. My focus is on helping clients navigate the complexities of Medicare while prioritizing what each individual client wants and needs.
I am licensed in 40+ states and work with over 30 companies to help you compare your options in a centralized place with unbiased recommendations and comparisons. As an independent broker, this service, as well as our ongoing service (annual reviews, Part D help, etc) is all at no cost to you.
I also founded and run a website focused on providing clear and unbiased resources for those turning 65 - 65Medicare.org.
Please let me know how I can help!

My Google Reviews
50 Total Reviews (5.0)
July 15, 2025
I couldn't ask for better help and service. Garrett Ball and associates are top drawer. They provide a lot of information to help the client choose, they answer all questions to help you understand the intricacies of Medicare Supplemental Insurance, and then make the application process so simple it's almost child's play. I appreciate them and highly recommend them when the time comes for someone to seek new or replacement supplemental insurance.
July 14, 2025
I concur with almost everybody’s post regarding Garrett Ball. The man is low-key, on target and has been a great help to our family. Really I can’t thank him enough.
June 29, 2025
SIX STARS. I wish to submit my highest possible recommendation for the services provided by Secure Medicare Solutions. They saved me several hours of research; they spared me many detours and much guesswork. They entertained my questions with patience and insight. They followed up on my requests with instant action. They analyzed my particular situation and produced a solution that was an ideal match for my needs. - Daniel
June 25, 2025
I was given Garrett Ball’s contact information from a friend who used him. It couldn’t have been an easier process with him helping me. I did a lot of the research upfront, but he was able to compare so many different plans based on my needs . Garrett made the experience so much easier and gave me the confidence to step into Medicare with ease. I would highly recommend Garrett to anyone exploring Medicare/Medigap options.
May 11, 2025
Q&A with Garrett Ball
I'm still working at 67, and I don't know if I need Part B. Why is something so basic so hard to figure out?
Answer: You do not need Part B if you are covered by a group/employer plan that is primary to Medicare (if employer has more than 20 employees). You can delay Part B enrollment and add it later, without penalty, through a special enrollment period (https://www.ssa.gov/medicare/sign-up/part-b-only).
I'm on Medigap Plan G, and I'm curious how my upcoming knee replacement surgery will be billed. Does the plan cover it all after my deductible?
Answer: Yes, it will be covered in full by Medicare and your Plan G. After the deductible is met, Medicare pays 80% and the Plan G pays the other 20%.
I'm turning 65 next month and the amount of Medicare mail I'm getting is overwhelming. How do I sort through all this?
Answer: There are really two options - one, on your own. There are plenty of videos and written information. It is/will be very time-consuming to get rates and ratings for each insurance option and make an informed choice. Option 2 is with help - you can either use a council on aging/SHIIP type program (if you can get someone who knows what they are talking about) or you can use an independent broker. Independent brokers can help you compare all options in a centralized place and using one does not cost you anymore than you will pay anyway.
Does Medicare cover Ozempic and other drugs prescribed for weight loss?
Answer: Medicare Part D, the part of Medicare that covers prescription drugs (sold through private insurance companies) does not cover Ozempic or other drugs in the same category when they are prescribed for weight loss. Many Part D plans do, however, cover Ozempic when prescribed for Type 2 diabetes. The coverage, and your share of the costs, varies depending on which Part D plan you have. But to reiterate, at the current time, Medicare Part D does not cover Ozempic or similar drugs for the prescription indication of weight loss.