Jason Deyell, Medicare Insurance Agent
Jason Deyell
Nautilus Financial Strategies
Medicare Agent Licensed in FL, AL, AR, AZ and KY
15+ Years of Experience
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Bellview, FL
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About Me
Jason is a Medicare Agent with 16 years of direct Medicare experience and a financial‑planning background dating back to 2001. His deep understanding of retirement income, healthcare costs, and long‑term planning allows seniors to make confident, well‑informed decisions about their coverage. As a Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) and an active candidate for the Retirement Income Certified Professional (RICP) designation, Jason brings a level of expertise that helps clients align their Medicare choices with their broader financial goals. Seniors value his clarity, patience, and commitment to making Medicare simple, accurate, and stress‑free. Jason is an independent agent, which allows him to be appointed with multiple companies thus shopping the best plan for the individual's needs.
Jason is a devoted husband and father to his wife Rebecca and 13-year-old daughter, Gianna. Jason originally moved from New Zealand when he was a teenager with his family and has spent most of his adult life in the Pensacola area. Jason is also an active member of First United Methodist Church in Pensacola.
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Q&A with Jason Deyell
What are the reasons why I should work with a Medicare agent?
Answer: You don't have to work with a Medicare Agent, however if you would find it valuable to work with a professional who understands the market, will explain the ins and outs of the alphabet soup that is Medicare, be willing to provide ongoing service and support when needed, and to shop the best plan for your needs each year without you having to pay for that help, then you should work with an agent.
Should I worry about my income effecting my Medicare eligibility?
Answer: Income won't affect your eligibility to go on Medicare as this is health insurance and there is no income limit to enrolling in Medicare. However, that said you may have higher part B premiums and part D premiums based on your taxable income over the standard part B premium for high income earners. This is called Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA).