About Me and My Work
I help you sort through Medicare choices one conversation at a time, starting with the care you already rely on.
/ Who you'll be talking to /
One person beside you through Medicare
I got into this work after watching people I love freeze in front of a pile of plan mailers. Every envelope promised something, yet none of them answered the question that mattered most: will my doctors and my prescriptions still be covered?
Now I sit down with one person at a time. I ask about your care first, then narrow the field to the plans that actually fit it. You make the final choice. My job is making sure you can see it clearly.
Start Your Review
/ How I work /
Three habits that shape every review
These hold steady no matter which plan you end up choosing.
Plain words first
I skip the insurance shorthand. If a term matters, I explain it in everyday language before moving on.
Your care leads
Your doctors, prescriptions and pharmacy set the shortlist. Plan ads and glossy mailers never get a vote.
No pressure to sign
Take the notes home, sleep on it, talk it over with family. The decision stays yours from start to finish.
/ Who I help /
People at a turning point with Medicare
Nearing your Medicare start
Your first enrollment window is about to open and you want a clear plan before it closes again.
Leaving an employer plan
Retiring or losing work coverage brings new decisions, and the timing matters more than most people expect.
Rethinking a current plan
A doctor left your network or a refill suddenly costs more. I help you see what else is available.
Helping a parent choose
Adult children are welcome to sit in. I explain things so the whole family can follow along.
/ What you can count on /
Small things I never skip
Every doctor confirmed
I verify network status directly instead of trusting an outdated directory.
Every refill priced
Your medicines run through each drug list, with your pharmacy included.
Notes you keep
You leave with a written summary of every plan I looked at for you.
Honest tradeoffs
Each option comes with what it does well and where it falls short.
Reminders that matter
I point out the enrollment windows that actually apply to your situation.
Room for questions
No question is too small, and you are welcome to ask it twice.