Nichole Wright, Medicare Insurance Broker
Nichole Wright
Medicare Broker Licensed in CO
8+ Years of Experience
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Commerce City, CO
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About Me
The complexities of Medicare & health insurance are overwhelming. That is why I am dedicated to making the process easier for my clients so that they find the right coverage for their unique needs. My name is Nicki Wright, and I am passionate about simplifying the journey for my clients. Witnessing my mother's struggle with Medicare and health insurance options at the age of 65 ignited a deep desire within me to assist others in similar situations. I understand the challenges and frustrations people face when navigating this complex landscape, and I am dedicated to being the caring, compassionate, and engaged advisor you need. When you choose me as your insurance agent, you can expect a seamless and personalized experience. I will take the time to understand your unique circumstances, providing you with clear explanations and options that make sense for you. I am committed to making the process as easy as possible, removing the confusion, and empowering you to make informed decisions with confidence. Let me be your trusted insurance advisor, guiding you toward a future of security and peace of mind. Contact me today, and together, we will find the perfect coverage that suits your needs and protects what matters most.
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Q&A with Nichole Wright
What do I need to do if I didn't take Medicare at 65 and am now retiring?
Answer: Once you know the date your employer coverage will end, you'll need to sign up for Medicare through the Social Security Administration. Most people sign up for Part A when they turn 65, if that's the case for you then you'll only need to sign up for Part B. If you didn't sign up for A, you'll need to apply for both A & B. Once you know the start date of your Medicare Parts A and/or A and B then you can start selecting a Medicare Supplement & Part D coverage or a Medicare Advantage plan.
Is it ok to meet with multiple Medicare Brokers and Agents as I start looking for help?
Answer: Finding a broker that you click with is important. Everyone has different learning styles, communication styles, and customer service expectations, meetings with a few different agents will help you find the right fit. You should find someone that you can imagine meeting with from year to year that is knowledgeable and that you can trust for guidance.
How is Medicare Advantage expected to evolve in the future?
Answer: I think as the Medicare landscape changes more beneficiaries will continue to enroll in Medicare Advantage plans. I also think that the plans will become more responsive to member needs over time.
What do you like most about being a Medicare agent?
Answer: Connecting with my clients and helping them through the complexities of Medicare navigation. I enjoy being useful.
I am on ssi Disability. I turn 65 in June. I also just got Humana health. So does it be change to SSI?? Or does my SSI -Disabiliy just go on til death.
Answer: Usually once you are eligible for retirement benefits Social Security Disability income converts to Social Security Retirement income. There are different programs though so it is best to check with Social Security Administration directly to know for sure what applies to your situation