Enrollment & Timing
Enroll vs. delay, Part B and Part D timing, and retirement dates.

How we support your clients
White-glove Medicare support designed to work as an extension of your business and strengthen the advisor-client relationship.
Recognize the moment
Advisors do not need to become Medicare experts. The key is knowing when to bring in a specialist.
Whenever possible, start the Medicare conversation 3–6 months before age 65, retirement, or a major coverage change.
Early coordination can help prevent missed enrollment windows, avoidable penalties and last-minute client confusion.
Age-based Medicare decisions begin.
Coverage and enrollment timing may change.
Part B timing needs attention.
Medicare timing still needs a separate review.
Enrollment can affect contribution eligibility.
Household coverage timelines may differ.
Income can affect Medicare premiums.
Enroll vs. delay, Part B and Part D timing, and retirement dates.
Active employer coverage, COBRA, retiree coverage and spouse coordination.
HSA timing, IRMAA, income-related premiums and retroactive Part A.
Medigap, Medicare Advantage, prescriptions, providers, doctors, costs and networks.
Nationwide Support
Plan Medicare provides Medicare consultations at no cost to the client. Brian is licensed in all 50 states and appointed/contracted with more than 50 insurance companies, allowing clients to receive broad Medicare guidance without paying a separate advisory fee.
Plan Medicare may be compensated by insurance carriers when an enrollment occurs.
A Simple Handoff
A seamless extension of your client experience, from the initial introduction through the written recap.
Advisor or CSA introduces the client and shares the basic timing and coverage details we need to get started.
Plan Medicare handles timing, coverage coordination, plan comparison and enrollment support.
Advisor receives a client-safe written recap with the decision, timeline, key watch-outs, next steps and follow-up items.