Medicare Advantage plans combine Medicare Parts A, B, and D plus add additional benefits like Dental, Vision, Hearing aids, and memberships to fitness facilites, often at no additional premium.

These plans are designed specifically for Veterans offered at no additional cost, and combine Medicare parts A and B.  They allow Veterans to continue to get drugs through the VA.  These plans offer peace of mind when medical care is needed but a VA facility is not nearby.

Medicare Supplements are plans that have an additional monthly premium, but normally do not have copays or any other cost-sharing.

You need a part D, or Stand-Alone plan, if you choose a Medicare Supplement.  It is very important to sign up for a Drug Plan (or Medicare Advantage plan that has part D) when you turn 65.  This prevents lifetime Late Enrollment Penalties.

If you have a Medicare Advantage plan that has no additional premium, a good complimentary plan would be a Hospital Indemnity plan that would offset the larger copays you might incur.  Examples would be the Hospital copay, or Ambulance copay.

These are the health plans offered on healthcare.gov, commonly referred to as Obamacare.  These plans are offered to individuals who aren't offered health coverage through their employer or who have an income above poverty level and up to a specific amount. 

These plans do not require any medical questions.  They are guaranteed-issue to anyone who applies and qualifies.

I contract with several carriers in Tennessee and Georgia, and change my contracting based on which carriers enter and exit the market from year to year.

This type of coverage is a good idea for someone who does not qualify for Marketplace plans or seeks coverage not offered on the Marketplace or by their employer.

I currently contract with United Health Care's Golden Rule product and National General Life for these plans.

Most of these plans require you to answer medical questions; however National General has a policy that is considered "guaranteed-issue" like the Marketplace plans.

There are many options I can show you when you need Dental coverage.  Based on your specific needs, I can find a low-cost option for you!

The major carriers I can quote are Delta, Spirit, Humana, United Health Care, and for Tennessee residents BlueCross of Tennessee.

Most of the time when you select a Dental plan you can add a Vision plan for less than $20.  

You can also purchase a stand-alone Vision plan if you already have a Dental plan.

I can help you find a plan to cover catastrophic illnesses such as Cancer or offset the costs of an Inpatient or Observation hospital stay.

My area of expertise regarding Life Insurance are those that can cover final expenses such as burial and any debt that may need to be settled.