Choosing coverage starts with understanding your options. We’ll help you look at your doctors, prescriptions, and budget—one conversation at a time.
Based in Anderson, South Carolina
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Your healthcare needs are personal. Start with the basics, then talk with us about the options available to you.
A private insurance alternative to Original Medicare. Plans combine Part A and Part B coverage and often include prescription drug coverage.
Works alongside Original Medicare to help pay certain costs, such as deductibles, coinsurance, and copayments, depending on the policy.
Helps cover prescription medications. Covered drugs, pharmacy networks, and costs vary by plan.
Explore the basics at Medicare.gov.
Doctors, prescriptions, and plan costs can change. An annual review gives you a chance to understand next year’s coverage before making a decision.
During Medicare Annual Enrollment, you can make certain changes to Medicare Advantage and Part D coverage. Changes generally take effect January 1.
Call to discuss your coverageWe start with your situation, your healthcare needs, and the questions you want answered.
Talk through coverage, provider access, prescriptions, and costs so you can make an informed decision.
When you’re ready, we’ll explain enrollment timing and help with the next steps for your chosen coverage.
You don’t have to know all the terms before you call. Start with your question.
Speak with us: 864-707-1000Start by understanding when you’re eligible for Medicare and how it works with any coverage you already have. Call us to discuss your situation and the coverage options you may want to consider. You can also read Medicare’s getting-started guide.
That depends on your coverage and your doctor. Medicare Advantage plans may use provider networks. With Original Medicare, check that your doctor accepts Medicare. We can help you review provider information for a plan you’re considering; confirm participation before enrolling.
Each drug plan has a list of covered medications, called a formulary. Your pharmacy, dosage, and plan rules can affect what you pay. Have your medication list ready so we can help you review coverage and costs.
Medicare Annual Enrollment runs October 15–December 7 for certain Medicare Advantage and Part D changes. Other enrollment periods may apply based on your situation. Medigap has separate enrollment rules. Call us to discuss which timing applies to you, or review Medicare’s enrollment periods.
Review your plan’s Annual Notice of Change and consider whether your doctors, prescriptions, and care needs have changed. A review can help you decide whether your current coverage still fits. You don’t have to change plans simply because you review them.
Have a Medicare question? Call or email Jason.