Schedule a Call
This page does one thing: it lets you pick a time, and I call you then. No forms that feed a sales queue, no “specialist” you’ve never heard of — the person who calls is the person whose name is on the door.
What happens on the call
- You talk, I listen first. Your situation, your doctors, your timeline, the question that’s actually on your mind — before any talk of plans.
- You get plain answers. Whatever you ask gets explained in normal language, with the trade-offs said out loud — including “you may not need this” when that’s the truth.
- You leave with a next step, not a commitment. Sometimes that’s a comparison I put together for you; sometimes it’s “you’re fine as you are.” Either way, you decide what happens next, on your own time.
What working together actually looks like
- We talk — phone, video, or in person, whichever suits you.
- I compare your options across a number of carriers and lay them side by side, in plain language.
- If you enroll, I personally confirm it went through — cards arrived, coverage active, start dates right. You’re never left wondering.
- Every fall, I re-check your coverage against the coming year’s changes — because plans shift quietly, and catching it early is the whole game.
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When you sit down with a Medicare agent or get on the phone with one, there's one question people never think to ask, and the answer to it determines everything about the kind of help you're about to get. The question is, are you a captive agent or an independent agent? Here's the difference. A captive agent works for one insurance company.
They can only show you that company's plans. If that company's plans aren't the best fit for your situation, too bad. That's all they have. Unfortunately because of this, they just can't add the most value to you.
Their hands are just tied. Now in contrast, an independent agent isn't employed by any single insurance company. They're contracted with multiple carriers and can shop across different plans to find what actually fits your budget, your health situation, your doctors and your medications. So think about it this way.
If you walked into a Ford dealership and asked what's the best vehicle for your needs, they're going to tell you a Ford, right? Not because they're lying to you, because that's all they sell. But if you want someone who can compare Ford, Toyota, Honda, and Chevy side by side and tell you honestly which one fits your life, now that's a different conversation. Medicare works the same way.
The person helping you should be able to show you multiple options for multiple companies, not just one carrier and what they offer. So before you commit to working with anyone on your Medicare coverage, ask them how many insurance companies they represent. The answer will tell you a lot.
What it costs — and what happens to your phone number
Nothing, ever — the carrier pays the agent, so your premium is identical with or without my help. And booking a call signs you up for exactly nothing else: no list, no drip campaign, no string of follow-up calls (yes, really). One conversation, and you decide if there’s a second.
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Pick a time — or just call
Call or text 770-765-7007 — Monday through Saturday, 8am to 7pm, and a person answers. Or choose a time below and I’ll call you then.
Once you have a time booked, put my number in your phone — the call comes from 770-765-7007, and most people let unknown numbers ring out. It takes a couple of taps.
Not ready to talk yet? That's a fine place to be. Start in the Learning Center — plain-language guides, no email wall — and come back whenever a conversation would help.