Medicare plays a big role in your health coverage as you age—but getting started can feel overwhelming. When should you enroll? What do the different parts mean? Which plan is right for you?
This page is designed to walk you through the essentials. Whether you’re approaching 65, retiring soon, or helping a family member with their enrollment, we’ll help you take the next step with clarity and confidence.
Most people qualify for Medicare when they turn 65. You’re eligible if:
If you’re unsure about your eligibility, we’re happy to review your situation and point you in the right direction.
Start with Our Video Course
If you’re just starting your Medicare journey, our free video course is a great first step. It’s designed for people who want to understand:
The course is completely free, easy to follow, and gives you the clarity you need to move forward.
Your Initial Enrollment Period (IEP) is the most important window to be aware of. It lasts for seven months—beginning three months before your 65th birthday month and ending three months after. Enrolling during this time ensures you get coverage without late penalties or delays.
If you’re already receiving Social Security, you may be enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B automatically. Otherwise, you’ll need to sign up manually, and it’s important not to miss that window.
Some people may also qualify for:
These timelines can be tricky, but we can help you determine where you fall and what action to take next.
When you’re ready to explore your plan options, we’ll help you understand:
To speak with a licensed insurance agent:
Call Us Email UsMissing your IEP doesn’t mean you’re out of options, but it can result in delays or penalties if you don’t act quickly.
If your enrollment period has passed, we can help you:
It’s always better to check early, and we’re happy to help you get back on track.
Have questions? Meet with a licensed Medicare advisor, by phone, online, or in person who will answer your questions and walk you through your choices without pressure or obligation. We don’t charge for our services, and we’re not here to “sell” anything. Our goal is simply to help you make informed, confident decisions.
