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Our Senior Services
Medicare Supplement
This is a popular option to supplement your Original Medicare Parts A and Part B. Coverage with Medicare Supplement is a great option if you want true predictability and flexibility with your healthcare.
Advantage Plans (Part C)
An alternative to Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage plans are typically HMO and PPO plans that work with network providers. These plans often provide additional coverage beyond what is available through Original Medicare, making them a popular choice for those turning 65.
Dental , Vision, & Hearing Coverage
When you think about Medicare, you may assume things like dental cleanings, eye exams, glasses, and hearing aids are automatically covered — but that’s not always the case. Understanding how Dental, Vision, and Hearing benefits fit into your Medicare coverage can help you know what to expect and better prepare for your healthcare needs.
Hospital Indemnity
When you have a plan that is full of co-pays and co-insurance, a Hospital Indemnity plan can help alleviate many of those costs, especially for those exploring Medicare Advantage plans or considering Medicare Supplement plans as they approach their healthcare needs after Turning 65. This can be particularly beneficial for individuals seeking additional coverage.
Final Expense Coverage
Nobody likes to plan for this, but it is an act of love when we do. By choosing a Final Expense policy, you provide a benefit to those you love once you are gone. This thoughtful planning can ease the transition for your family so that financing your end of life wishes aren't a burden for them.
Drug Coverage (Part D)
Prescription drug plans are a requirement by CMS to assist with the cost of prescriptions. These plans play a crucial role in providing comprehensive drug coverage.
Cancer, Heart Attack, & Stroke Coverage
Cancer coverage can assist with costs related to diagnosis and treatment, including hospital stays, doctor visits, therapies, and follow-up care. Heart attack coverage may help with expenses tied to emergency care, procedures, rehabilitation, and recovery support. Stroke coverage can provide help for initial hospitalization, specialist visits, and therapies that may be needed to regain strength and independence.