Our Services
Medicare Enrollment Assistance
New to Medicare or turning 65? We guide you through every step — comparing Original Medicare vs. Advantage, checking that your doctors and drugs are covered, and handling the enrollment paperwork — at no cost to you. You're never left on hold with a government call center trying to figure it out alone.
What we handle
Confirming your eligibility and timing, comparing the plans we offer in your county against your providers and prescriptions, completing the application itself, and verifying your coverage is active before your start date. We do the legwork; you make the decision with clear information.
Who this is for
People turning 65, those retiring and leaving employer coverage, anyone moving to the Western Slope or Southeast Utah, and folks who tried to do it themselves and want a second set of eyes before they commit. If you're not sure where to start, start here.
Why use a local agent
Our help is free — carriers pay licensed agents, not you — and you get a real person nearby who knows the local plans, doctors, and hospitals, and who stays with you after enrollment for questions, claims, and the annual review. We do not offer every plan available in your area.
Questions, answered
Does enrollment help cost anything?
No. Licensed agents are paid by the insurance carriers, not by you. Our help — comparison, enrollment, and ongoing support — is completely free.
When should I get enrollment help?
Ideally about three months before you turn 65, or as soon as you know you're losing employer coverage, so your Medicare is ready without a gap or penalty.
What do you need from me to enroll?
Your list of doctors and prescriptions, your Medicare number (or your Social Security enrollment status), and a sense of your budget and how you use care. We handle the rest.
Official Medicare sources
We point you to the federal sources so you can verify everything:
- Medicare.gov — official Medicare costs, coverage, and rules.
- Medicare Plan Compare — compare Medicare Advantage and Part D plans by ZIP.
- Social Security (ssa.gov) — enroll in Parts A & B and check eligibility.
- CMS.gov — Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Education only — confirm current figures on Medicare.gov. We do not offer every plan available in your area.
Last updated . Maintained by the Medicare On Main Data Desk · reviewed by Brian Penner, Independent Medicare advisor (NPN 16493717).