This 34 minute educational video is designed for the person new to the complicated world of Medicare. After watching this you will have great understanding of enrollment timing, how to enroll, your options, the differences between Parts A, B, C & D and the general differences between Medigap and MedAdvantage plans.
We are Waiting to help you
Many factors affect what the best plan for you is, including your doctor/hospital choice, your health, cost, prescription needs, your zip code, whether you travel internationally or snowbird plans. With this survey we can evaluate and recommend a plan for you.
Schedule an Appointment - In Person, Zoom or Phone
To learn more or for enrollment assistance, schedule an appointment with Steve Brown, our Medicare expert. Steve is one of the most knowledgeable experts in the state regarding all things Medicare and can help recommend the path that is best suited for you. He helps hundreds every year and can make the process simple and easy.
Medigap Plans
A popular choice for many seniors. Seventeen plans to choose from in Washington State.
Med-Advantage Plans
Different than medicare supplement (Medigap) plans, Med-Advantage plans are also a popular choice.
Long-Term Care Insurance
Protect your assets, avoid being a burden to your family and protect your independence by staying in your home as long as possible.
Part D Plans
Part D plans are prescription drug plans and purchased as a stand alone plan to complement your MediGap plan or generally included with MedAdvantage plans.
Welcome to Medicare Package
This package is mailed about 3 months before your 65th birthday. In this package, you’ll get your Medicare card.
If you’re getting these benefits, in most cases, you’ll automatically get Part A and Part B starting the first day of the month you turn 65. If your birthday is on the first day of the month, Part A and Part B will start the first day of the prior month. You’ll get the “Welcome to Medicare” package that welcomes you to the program.