2024 Medicare Insurance Made Easy

You have come to the right place. We’ll guide you through the “Medicare Maze”.

At Ashford Insurance, we pride ourselves on having the industry’s best-trained, most knowledgeable, and most caring Medicare insurance agents.

Ashford Insurance Agents have experienced Medicare consultants who will take the time to understand your unique situation and needs. Suppose you’re turning 65 and new to Medicare or are already enrolled in a Medicare product and want to review your options for the coming year. In that case, your Ashford Insurance agent is there to guide you through the Medicare options available to you. It’s overwhelming for those new to Medicare; your Ashford Insurance agent will educate you on the many parts of Medicare, including Medicare Parts A & B, Medicare Advantage, Part-D drug plans, and Medicare Supplements.

After giving you a basic understanding of Medicare and the options available, the first step is to conduct a thorough Medicare review with you. This process includes identifying your doctors, any specific health concerns you are dealing with, what prescription medications you are taking, travel, living in different areas of the state or country, and more. Once your agent walks you through this process, they will educate you on all the various plans available so you can confidently choose the most appropriate program to meet your needs and budget. And because the insurance company compensates the agent, our services are offered at no cost.

Medicare is complicated, and some changes happen every year, which is why it is so essential to develop a long-term relationship with a Bridlewood agent who is a Medicare insurance expert. They will identify the right Medicare plan for you and review any changes or new options with you every year. You can count on your Bridlewood professional to stay connected with you, assist with customer service issues and billing questions, get information on other services or products you may need, and much more.

Medicare is the federal health insurance program created in 1965 for people ages 65 and over, regardless of income, medical history, or health status. The program was expanded in 1972 to cover certain people under age 65 who have a long-term disability. Today, Medicare plays a key role in providing health and financial security to 60 million older people and younger people with disabilities. The program helps to pay for many medical care services, including hospitalizations, physician visits, prescription drugs, preventive services, skilled nursing facilities, home health care, and hospice care.