Joe DeAngelis, Medicare Insurance Broker
About Me
I have been helping Medicare beneficiaries understand their coverage options since 1985. As an independent Medicare insurance broker, I specialize in Medicare Supplement plans and provide straightforward, personalized guidance without pressure. I work with multiple insurance companies, allowing me to compare plans, rates, and benefits based on each client’s needs. The DeAngelis Agency proudly serves Medicare beneficiaries throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey and has earned more than 150 five-star Google reviews.
My Google Reviews
175 Total Reviews (5.0 )
October 9, 2026
Joe's specialty is helping people find the best Medicare supplement health plans. He's very knowledgeable, helpful and great to work with. He finds the best plan at the best price! I would highly recommend him.
October 6, 2026
Excellent experience working with Joe on a change in my Medicare Supplement plan. His recommendations and advice were extremely helpful, and I will save some serious dollars!! Recommend highly!
October 6, 2026
Joe made this process simple and easy. If you’re turning 65 and trying to understand the unbelievably complicated process look no further. I only wish I had gotten in touch with the DeAngelis agency sooner
October 1, 2026
Joe De Angelis was extremely helpful. He covered every detail and advised us about elements within Medicare we didn't even know to ask about. He is absolutely a one stop shop for getting set up with Medicare. We would highly recommend his agency to everyone needing assistance with getting properly signed up for Medicare benefits! Thanks Joe!!
September 29, 2026
Very knowledgeable, unbiased and courteous, I highly recommend joseph for your Medicare needs.
Q&A with Joe DeAngelis
Beyond costs and benefits, should I consider an insurance company’s reputation, values, or social responsibility when choosing a Medicare plan?
Answer: I might consider reputation however, values, social responsibility and other DEI, do not keep rates low with quality carriers. Let's face it, Plan G is Plan G and that is what is going to pay beneficiaries claims and, in the end, does anything else really matter?
