Turning 65? Here’s the part nobody explains.
Plain-English help choosing between Medicare Supplement Plan G and a Medicare Advantage plan, and getting the best price on it. Independent, licensed, and no cost to you.
A real person answers. 1-800-790-4873
Licensed insurance agents. Plan G and Medicare Advantage, priced from every company we represent, in every state we’re licensed in.
Three things nobody tells you until it’s too late.
- 01See the timeline
Your best window is six months long.
Starting the month you’re 65 and on Part B, you can get Plan G with no health questions. After that, most states let companies say no.
- 02See what Plan G covers
Plan G is Plan G, from every company.
Benefits are set by federal law. Only the price changes, by $50 a month or more.
- 03Get a rate check
Your premium goes up. Your plan doesn’t have to.
The same Plan G is often cheaper down the street, and switching changes the price, not the coverage.
The numbers, in one place.
a month. Part B premium, 2026
a year. Part B deductible, 2026
Part A hospital deductible, 2026
Part D out-of-pocket cap, 2027
Source: CMS. 2027 Part A and B amounts are released in November and go up here the same day.
What each part coversHow working with us goes.
The insurance company pays us, the same amount whichever plan you choose. No fee to you, ever.
A short call.
Your doctors, your prescriptions, where you are in the process.
Every carrier, one page.
Plan G or Advantage, priced from every company we represent, lowest to highest.
You decide.
We do the paperwork, and we check your rate again next year.
Free guides. Print them. Keep them.
No email required.
Questions we hear every week.
See all questionsDo I have to take Medicare at 65 if I’m still working?
Not if your employer has 20 or more employees. Fewer than 20, take it on time.
Plan G or Advantage?
Plan G works with Original Medicare and any doctor who takes it. Advantage is a private network plan with a lower premium. We’ll tell you which fits you.
What does your help cost?
Nothing. The insurance company pays us. Your premium is the same either way.
Fifteen minutes on the phone usually settles it.
Free, no obligation, a licensed agent. Not a call center.
Dimitrios Katsaitis, Licensed Insurance Agent.
252 W Swamp Rd, Suite 23, Doylestown, PA 18901