If you’re either close to turning age 65, or already are, you will have decisions to make regarding your Medicare coverage. You may qualify for Original Medicare coverages (parts A and B). If so, then you may want a Medicare Supplement plan (Medigap) to help you with the out-of-pocket medical expenses, since original Medicare only picks up about 80% of medical claims. You may also have the option for a Medicare Advantage (part C). The Medicare Advantage plan would be a way to access original Medicare type coverage plus additional benefits. In this instance you would not need a Medicare Supplement plan. You may also want Medicare drug coverage (part D).

 

I’m a Wisconsin Health Insurance licensed agent who has the experience and certifications to help you make the choice that’s best for you. Then after your choice is made, I will help you enroll in the appropriate program. Additionally, I’ll provide an annual review to stay on top of the ever changing marketplace. 

 

If you're an employer, you may have employees who could benefit from my Medicare services.