Medicare,
without the guesswork.
Tell me what you need. I’ll compare the plans available to you and explain the difference in plain language. No cost, and no pressure.
- IndependentNot tied to one insurance company
- No cost to youCarriers pay the agent, not you
- One business dayJames calls you back, not a call center
- Written comparisonA one-page side-by-side you keep
What brings you here today?
Two paths. One honest comparison.
Most people choose between a Medicare Supplement and a Medicare Advantage plan. Here is how they differ at a glance.
Not sure which path? Two quick tools.
Neither one is advice. They give you a starting point, and James checks your doctors and prescriptions before recommending anything.
Which path fits me?
Four yes-or-no questions. About 20 seconds.
1Is there a doctor or hospital you want to keep, no matter what?
2Do you travel or spend part of the year in another state?
3Is a low monthly premium more important to you than predictable costs?
4Would you use dental, vision or hearing benefits if a plan included them?
Turning 65? Find your dates.
Your first enrollment window is seven months long. Here is exactly when yours opens and closes.
Based on the Medicare Initial Enrollment Period rules. If you are still working with employer coverage, or already 65, your dates can differ. James will confirm them.
Have this ready for your plan check.
Four things on the table and the call takes 20 minutes instead of 40. No sign-up needed to print it.
- Your Medicare cardThe red, white and blue one. Your number and your Part A and B start dates are on it.
- Your prescriptionsName, dose and how often, for every one. The bottles work fine.
- Your doctorsEvery doctor and hospital you want to keep, including specialists.
- Your current plan cardIf you already have a plan, so we can compare like with like.
Why work with an independent agent?
More choices
I compare plans from multiple insurance companies, not one.
Same price
Plan prices are set by the carrier. Using me costs you nothing extra.
A real person
Call me with a claim question or a billing surprise. I pick up.
A neighbor who knows Medicare inside and out.
[James’s story: how he got into Medicare and why he started MedicareSwag, in two or three sentences in his own words.]
As an independent agent I work for you, not for one insurance company. My help costs you nothing.
Call James: 615-596-6372Common questions
Does it cost anything to work with you?
No. Insurance companies pay agents. Your premium is the same whether you enroll with me or on your own.
When should I start if I’m turning 65?
About three months before your birthday month. That gives time to compare plans before your coverage needs to begin.
Can I keep my doctors?
Tell me who they are. I check every plan against your doctors before recommending anything.
Can I change plans later?
Yes, at set times each year. Annual Enrollment runs October 15 to December 7. I will remind you before it opens.
Can I switch from Advantage back to a Supplement?
Yes, during Annual Enrollment or from January 1 to March 31. The catch is that a Supplement company can ask health questions unless you have a guaranteed right to buy, for example during your first year on your first Advantage plan. I check that before you change anything.
Do you help with Medicaid or Extra Help?
If you have Medicaid or a limited income, you may qualify for Extra Help with drug costs or a plan built for people with both Medicare and Medicaid. I check whether you qualify and walk you through the application.
Get your free plan check.
Three quick details and I will call you within one business day.
615-596-6372 jasher@medicareswag.com- 1James calls you within one business day, at the time you pick.
- 2A 20-minute conversation about your doctors, your prescriptions and your budget.
- 3A written one-page comparison of your top plans. No pressure, no obligation.
Got it.
If it is urgent, call 615-596-6372.
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