Who can help me figure out this Medicare "maze and alphabet soup" it's so confusing.

Answered by 3 licensed agents

Work with someone who can OFFER both Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement/Medigap options! Start the process well in advance of your 65 Birthday.

Work with a Professional with a Financially Strong/Reputable company. Look up that Professional's Google Reviews that gives you a "spotlight" into how their clients truly feel about them and the Services they provide(d). Take a deep breath-YOU got this!

Answered by Tony Capraro III on March 28, 2025

Agent Licensed in NH

Answered by Tony Capraro III Medicare Insurance Agent
Not only am I a volunteer instructor of Medicare at the U of A in Tucson but am an independent agent who teaches my peers at their homes or over the phone by sending attachments to their email addresses prior to the arranged “visit”.

Answered by Steven Bleicher on March 28, 2025

Broker Licensed in AZ

Answered by Steven Bleicher Medicare Insurance Agent
Always try to find a licensed Medicare Broker or Agent when looking at enrolling, changing plans, or for more information on copays/benefits. Meeting with them and possibly becoming their client does not cost you anything, we are paid directly by the companies. If you decide to enroll with one they will become your agent and you may contact them with future questions about your plan.

Answered by Robert Helmkamp II on March 31, 2025

Broker Licensed in AZ

Answered by Robert Helmkamp II Medicare Insurance Agent

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