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How It Works

Three simple steps to your coverage profile.

1

Answer 6 Quick Questions

Tell us your ZIP, Medicare status, doctors, network preference, prescriptions, and priorities.

2

See Your Coverage Profile

We match your answers to an educational plan-type category.

3

Talk to a Licensed Agent

A specialist verifies your doctors and prescriptions at no cost.

Plan Types We Help You Understand

Our tool recommends one of three educational plan categories.

HMO

HMO (Health Maintenance Organization)

HMOs typically have lower premiums and require you to use a network of doctors and get referrals for specialists. Great if you want predictable costs and don't need out-of-network flexibility.

PPO

PPO (Preferred Provider Organization)

PPOs offer more flexibility — see any doctor in or out of network without a referral. Premiums are typically higher, but you get broader access, ideal if keeping your current doctors matters most.

Balanced

Balanced / Special Needs Plan

A middle-ground approach — moderate premiums, some network flexibility, and often rich extra benefits like dental, vision, and drug coverage. Ideal for those who want a bit of everything.

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