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There is no charge to the individual for using the services of a licensed health insurance agent—the commission is entirely paid by the carrier. The carrier is prohibited from selling the policy any cheaper if an individual does not use an agent.

Please be aware that I never share contact numbers or email addresses with anyone and all personal information is kept absolutely confidential.  No one will call you unless you ask to be called and the only person you would talk with is me.  Thanks for visiting.  Please let me know how I can help you.  John K Arnold

The Annual Open Enrollment Period is November 15th to December 31st for Medicare Advantage Plans.  The Annual Election Period runs from November 15 through December 31 each year.  During this time, AEP, Medicare beneficiaries may change prescription drug plans, change Medicare Advantage plans, return to original Medicare, or enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan for the first time.  Enrollment changes take effect on January 1.

News for people on underage Medicare disability.  

Starting October 1, 2009 Insurance Companies offering Medicare Supplement Plans in Florida must also offer the Medicare supplements to people on Medicare due to disability.   There is a limited open enrollment period.  Please contact me immediately for information on underage Medicare supplements so you can decide if that is best for you.  Please click on the button below to receive information on underage Medicare Supplement plans.  

I have information on underage 65 disability Medicare Supplement Plans available.

Would you like information emailed to you on Medicare Advantage and/or Medicare Supplements and/or Medicare Part D Prescription Plans?  If so, please click the button below to make your request.  This is not a request for an appointment and only if you specifically ask will I call you.   By completing the form you are requesting that I email you information you requested.

Medicare Supplement Insurance (Medigap)

While Original Medicare covers many health care costs and services, it does not cover things like coinsurance, copayments, and deductibles. These costs are considered "gaps" in your Medicare coverage, because you typically have to pay for them yourself.

To help you cover these gaps, you may consider purchasing a Medigap insurance policy.

Available through private insurance companies, Medigap policies can help you pay some of these out-of-pocket health care costs. Many policies also cover additional benefits and services not covered by Original Medicare.

Insurance companies are only allowed to sell you one Medigap policy. Currently, there are different standardized plans, referred to as "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "F+", "G", "H", "I", "J", "K", and "L" (MA, MN, WI have variation plans).

Because the policies are standardized, the benefits for a particular plan are the same for each company within a state. The primary difference will be the cost, but factors like underwriting and rating methodology can also vary from insurance company to insurance company.