• Comprehensive. Nationwide. Guaranteed for life. 

      Supplements cover most, if not all, of the balance of medical bills after the primary insurer (Medicare) pays their portion.  Using Original Medicare as your primary insurance, Medigap policies offer a nationwide network of providers and the most comprehensive coverage available to most.

    • One Low Premium. Limited Out-of-Pocket.

      ​Medicare Advantage health plans (such as HMOs and PPOs) are legally required to offer at least the same benefits as Original Medicare and usually include additional coverage, such as routine vision or dental benefits, gym membership programs, and prescription drugs--all at a low monthly premium.

    • Prescription Drug Coverage

      ​If you have Original Medicare (Part A and Part B), Medicare Part D isn’t automatically included. Instead, you can get this coverage by enrolling in a stand-alone Medicare Prescription Drug Plan that works alongside your Original Medicare benefits.

    • Guaranteed Coverage. Income Based Premium Assistance.

      Enrollment is processed through the Health Insurance Marketplace (Healthcare.gov). Here you can find the Affordable Care Act (ACA) plans and prices from multiple companies who offer coverage in your area. It's a great resource to quickly compare plans side by side. In addition, going through the Health Insurance Marketplace you can qualify for a subsidy and cost-sharing reduction to help offset the cost of your policy.

    • Private Insurance. Easy Enrollment.

      Going directly to the insurance companies makes enrollment simple! We can look at a variety of options such as a PPO, HMO, HSA, EPO and POS plans. Plans are county specific with prices based on age. While there's no premium subsidy available off-exchange there could be additional plans offered when compared to the federal marketplace. Let's talk about which direction and company are best for you!

    • Customized Plans. Lower Premiums.

      While these policies are not considered ACA compliant and not recommended for long-term use, it's an excellent option while transitioning from one plan to another. Short Term Health can be as little as 30 days of coverage and help give you financial protection against high medical expenses. If you are between jobs or uninsured because the open enrollment is over, these plans could be the perfect fit for you!

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    • High Benefit Amounts -- Low Price

      10, 20, 30, or however many years your family needs, you choose! Term life insurance expires past that time, but is a great way to provide a significant benefit to your loved ones and at prices that will fit anyone's budget. 

    • Accumulate Cash Value on a Policy That Lasts

      These lifelong insurance policies also double as safe investment vehicles. Borrow cash value from your plan whenever you need it, it's your money! Term insurance is right for most families looking for a higher benefit and lower price, but there could a spot in your portfolio for a whole life plan, make sure to ask!

    • Simplified Underwriting​. Never Expires. Just Enough.

      Final Expense is a whole life insurance with a benefit amount usually under $30,000​. Policies are easier to qualify for than other types of life insurance and final wishes don't become a financial burden on your family. Prices are low and remain level throughout your life.