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Medicare Advocates
About

We built Medicare Advocates because the system was not working for people.

Medicare beneficiaries were getting shuffled through call centers, handed off to whoever was available, sold the plan with the highest commission, and then left on their own until next year. That is not advice. That is a transaction.

We set out to do it differently. One assigned Advocate. Real advice. A relationship that lasts as long as you are on Medicare.

2014
Year founded
50+
States served
0
Carrier contracts that influence our recommendations
How we work

The Advocate model

When you contact Medicare Advocates, we assign you to a specific licensed Advocate based on your state and your situation. That Advocate learns your medications, your doctors, your budget, and what matters most to you.

They compare every plan available in your area against your needs and walk you through the tradeoffs in plain language. No jargon. No pressure. No quota driving the conversation.

After enrollment, they stay your Advocate. When CMS announces plan changes each fall, your Advocate reviews your coverage and calls you if anything affects you. When you move, change health status, or just have a question, your Advocate is a direct call away.

Independent, not captive

We are not tied to any single insurance carrier. Your Advocate compares plans across every carrier available in your area and recommends what is best for you.

One Advocate, assigned to you

You get a named Advocate who learns your situation. Not a call center. Not whoever picks up the phone. The same person, every time you call.

For life, not just enrollment

We stay your Advocate through every plan change, every Annual Enrollment Period, every life event. That relationship does not end after you sign the paperwork.

Licensed across the U.S.

Our Advocates are licensed in the states where they practice and hold their certifications current with CMS. You can verify any Advocate's license through your state insurance department.

Ready when you are.

No cost. No pressure. There is no obligation to enroll.One Advocate, for as long as you’re on Medicare.