MEDICARE

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Whether you are 65 or older – nearing retirement – or are under 65 and eligible for Medicare - you know that there is a lot of information to process when considering Medicare options and plan designs. The Health Insurance Shoppe is your trusted partner to help you understand what Medicare is and how it works so that you can choose a program that will best meet your individual health care needs.   There are no fees associated for newly eligible Medicare beneficiaries.

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Medicare Disclaimer:

The Health Insurance Shoppe does not offer every plan available in your area.  Any information that's provided is limited to the plans that we offer in your area.  Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-Medicare to get information on all of your options.

AVAILABLE CARRIERS:

To move forward with learning about your options as it relates to Medicare Advantage Plans (MAPD) or Prescription Drug Plans (PDP), you must complete the highlighted sections on the below Scope of Appointment and return back via USPS, E-mail, or by fax to 773-880-8494.  

NEW MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES

The Health Insurance Shoppe is here to assist newly eligible Medicare Beneficiaries with their enrollment into a Medicare Supplement, Medicare Advantage Plan, and Medicare Prescription Drug Plan (PDP).   There are no fee's to use our service.

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If you will be enrolling in Social Security Benefits you'll automatically be enrolled in Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B and once you receive your Medicare Claim Number you can then move forward with your enrollment.

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Medicare beneficiaries who will not be enrolling in Social Security Benefits must enroll in Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B through Social Security and recommend completing online through www.ssa.gov when eligible (3 months prior to turning 65).

MEDICARE PART D CONSULTING FEES

For the 2023 Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) there will be a $150 consultation fee for Part D Coverage.   The fee is applicable only to those who are currently enrolled in a Medicare Part D plan and is per each Medicare beneficiary.