Jamie Herrick, Medicare Insurance Agent
Jamie Herrick
The Insurance Nurse
Medicare Agent Licensed in WI
4+ Years of Experience
Contact Details
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Location
Hartford, WI
Jamie Can Help With:
About Me
No cost/ free analysis of Medicare options.
Registered Nurse and Licensed Medicare agent.
Offering expertise in Medicare options for those turning 65.
Customized healthcare plans tailored to your needs using nursing expertise.
Plan cost analysis.
In-Network verification of doctors, specialists, dentists, and prescriptions.
Annual enrollment period support.
Q&A with Jamie Herrick
How can I select the right healthcare company and representative to work with?
Answer: That is a great question!
I often tell people to talk to friends and family to see who they work with…or what they have. Since those are the people you trust most!
I’m happy to work with you in finding the right plan, and being your agent!
Feel get in touch with me.
I am The Insurance Nurse.
I’ve been a registered nurse for 23 years:))
Will I be penalized if I do not enroll in Medicare when I turn 65?
Answer: Good question! Double check with your nearest social security office to get the most up to date information. Make sure you have a part D plan as well to avoid penalties even if you don’t take a medication!
What do you enjoy most about working with Medicare clients?
Answer: Oh my gosh! Since being a nurse, working closely with people makes me the happiest. Being able to look at the big picture. A persons health history, then finding a plan that best meets those needs!
If a senior is turning 65 but still working, should they enroll in Medicare or delay it?
Answer: A very good question! That is a good question for social security office!
Reach out to them and explain your situation!
What’s the best way for seniors to protect themselves from Medicare-related scams?
Answer: Another very good question.
Don’t answer the phone unless you know the number. If it’s legit, they will leave a message.
Never give your social security or banking information. And never send people money.
What’s one Medicare decision that too many people regret later?
Answer: Not having part D coverage when they turn 65. Even if you’re not taking any medications you still have to have this coverage to avoid penalties!