What does it cost to speak to an advisor?

Nothing, ever. Licensed advisors are paid a commission by the insurance carrier if you enrol, and CMS sets that commission at the same amount across comparable plans. You pay the same premium whether you enrol through us, through the carrier directly, or through Medicare.

Will I be put on a call list?

No. We call you once, at the time you asked for. If you say the timing is wrong we make a note and call back when you said. If you say no, that is the end of it.

What should I have ready?

Three things: a list of your doctors, a list of your prescriptions with the doses, and your ZIP code. If you are still working, the number of employees at your employer. That is enough for a genuinely useful first conversation.

No cost, no obligation

One conversation, at the speed you want to have it.

Tell us where you are and a licensed advisor will call you back. If fifteen minutes on the phone saves you from the wrong network for three years, it was a good fifteen minutes.

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Request a call

Four fields and one question.

Everything else we can work out on the call. Nothing on this page is sent anywhere — this is a demonstration site.

What you can hold us to

Five things, and we would rather be judged on them.

We will tell you when the best plan for you is one we do not sell.
We will not call you again unless you ask us to.
We will price a full year, not a monthly premium.
We will say plainly which risks each route leaves with you.
We will put the answer in writing so you can read it twice.

Before you call

The three things people ask first.

What does it cost to speak to an advisor?: Nothing, ever. Licensed advisors are paid a commission by the insurance carrier if you enrol, and CMS sets that commission at the same amount across comparable plans. You pay the same premium whether you enrol through us, through the carrier directly, or through Medicare.
Will I be put on a call list?: No. We call you once, at the time you asked for. If you say the timing is wrong we make a note and call back when you said. If you say no, that is the end of it.
What should I have ready?: Three things: a list of your doctors, a list of your prescriptions with the doses, and your ZIP code. If you are still working, the number of employees at your employer. That is enough for a genuinely useful first conversation.