Hi — I'm Megan
Licensed independent Medicare broker. Friendswood, TX. Helping people across 16 states find the right Medicare plan, free.
Why I do this
Most people I talk to are getting their Medicare advice from a TV commercial, a relative who picked something a decade ago, or a 1-800 number that just wants to move them onto whatever plan pays the best commission this quarter. None of that helps you.
I do it differently. I'm an independent broker — appointed with every major Medicare carrier in your area. When we sit down, we look at all your options, not just what one company is paying me to sell. We check your doctors. We check your medications. We check your travel. We check your budget. And we find the plan that actually fits.
And the whole thing costs you nothing. I'm paid by the insurance carrier, not by you. Your premium is identical whether you enroll on your own, through me, or directly with the carrier — but with me, you also get an advocate for the next 10 years when something goes wrong with your coverage.
Credentials
- Licensed Medicare Insurance Agent — TX License # [Megan to fill in]
- NPN: [Megan to fill in]
- AHIP-certified through [year — annual recertification]
- States licensed: TX, AZ, NC, SD, OR, GA, IL, OH, FL, TN, NM, WI, CO, NJ, IA, MI
- Years helping families with Medicare: [Megan to fill in]
- Headquartered in: Friendswood, TX (Greater Houston area)
What it's like to work with me
What I do
- ✓ Compare every major Medicare plan in your area
- ✓ Verify your doctors are in-network
- ✓ Verify your prescriptions are on the formulary
- ✓ Walk you through real numbers — premiums, deductibles, copays
- ✓ Help you enroll if/when you're ready
- ✓ Stay your advocate for the next decade
- ✓ Pick up the phone when something goes sideways
What I won't do
- ✗ Pressure you into a decision
- ✗ Push one carrier because they pay me more
- ✗ Sell you something that doesn't fit your situation
- ✗ Make Medicare more confusing than it already is
- ✗ Disappear after you enroll
- ✗ Charge you anything — ever
Want to talk?
Two ways to start — book a free 30-minute call, or watch the free Medicare 101 webinar this Tuesday.