Medicare help from a person,not a call center.
Turning 65, retiring later, or reviewing a plan that no longer fits. We are licensed Washington agents who will compare what is actually available in King County, and never charge you a dollar for it.
Medicare is four parts and two paths.
Parts A and B are Original Medicare. From there you choose one of two routes: stay with Original Medicare and add a Medicare Supplement plus a Part D drug plan, or move to a Medicare Advantage plan that bundles everything together.
Neither path is universally better. It depends on your doctors, your prescriptions, whether you travel, and how you feel about networks versus predictable costs. That is the conversation worth having before you enroll.
In King County the plan landscape changes every year, and the networks that matter here are the big Puget Sound systems. A plan that worked last year may not include your specialist this year. That is why we review annually rather than set and forget.
- Our help costs you nothing; agents are paid by the carriers
- We check whether your doctors and drugs are covered first
- Local Des Moines office, so you can bring your paperwork in
- Annual reviews, because plans change every year
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Deadlines that matter:
- Initial Enrollment: the seven months around your 65th birthday
- Annual Enrollment: October 15 to December 7
- Medigap open enrollment: six months, and it does not come back
- Special periods if you are leaving employer coverage
Medicare coverage we help with
Medicare Advantage
Part C plans that bundle hospital, medical and usually drug coverage together.
Medicare Supplement
Medigap plans that pay the deductibles and coinsurance Original Medicare leaves you.
Medicare Part D
Prescription drug plans, chosen against your actual medication list.
Enrollment Guidance
The windows that matter, and what to do if you are still working at 65.
Group Medicare
Retiree coverage arranged through an employer — EGWPs, group Medigap and ICHRA options.
Already a Client?
If we write your home and auto, your Medicare review is a phone call away.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1–800–MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.
Turning 65, or just want a second opinion?
Bring your plan and your medication list. We will tell you if you can do better.
No cost for our help. Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.