Free · Medicare open enrollment · October 15th to December 7th
Live seminars. Real help.
Local knowledge, national resources, and a straight answer on whether your plan stays or goes. The presentation runs about 45 minutes and we are in the room about two hours. Free. Bring your Medicare card. Seats go fast, so save yours.
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Medicare open enrollment · October 15th to December 7th
The dates
Wednesday, November 4th10 AM, 12 PM, 2 PM, 4 PM and 6 PM
Free. Bring your Medicare card. Charleston, Columbia and Statesboro dates are being set. Ask below and we will tell you first.
What you get in the room
Not a lecture with a sign-up sheet. Your 2027 plan, worked out while you are sitting with us.
The first 30 to 45 minutes
Come in and listen. The 2027 landscape in your area: HMO versus PPO, Medicare Advantage versus Medicare Supplement, which plans are coming on strong, which carriers pulled back, and whether your plan stays in the market or leaves. If staying put is right for you, we say so.
The carriers to watch
Then a couple of carriers we think are strong here for 2027, and why. Strong on paper does not mean right for you. Your doctors and your prescriptions lead the way.
The 64 Pathfinder, at your table
Enter your doctors and your prescriptions once, on your phone, in under three minutes. Physician assistants and nurse practitioners included. It shops the plans from every carrier we represent and hands you your 2027 report card with our recommendation. Next year they are already on file with us; add one, or call or text us, and we update it.
Then you decide
Sit with us and we read the report card together and help you make an informed decision. Or take it to Medicare.gov without us. Either way it costs you nothing extra, and if you go with us your price does not go up. What you get with us: humans who have done this for 17 years, who know the local market, whose reputation is on the line, and who shop every carrier we represent instead of one.
The last thing you should have to worry about once you have retired is this, every year. Let this be the last year you do.