We start with you, not the plans
Your advisor asks about what matters in your life first — your doctors, your prescriptions, your budget, how you like to travel, and what has you thinking about Medicare right now.
Free, no-pressure Medicare guidance
Talk by phone
Talk through your Medicare questions with a licensed advisor — no office visit, no pressure, and no cost to you. Most consultations take 30 to 60 minutes.
What to expect
A phone consultation works exactly like sitting across the desk from us — the only difference is the phone. Here is how the conversation usually goes.
Your advisor asks about what matters in your life first — your doctors, your prescriptions, your budget, how you like to travel, and what has you thinking about Medicare right now.
We check that your doctors are in network, your prescriptions are covered, and your pharmacy works with the options on the table. The right plan on paper can be the wrong plan for your medicine cabinet.
Medicare Advantage, a Supplement with a Part D drug plan, or staying put — we explain what each path means for you in plain English, with the trade-offs out in the open.
If you are ready, we can complete the enrollment right on the call. If you want to think it over, that is normal too — there is never pressure to decide on the spot.
What we cover
We are not trying to make Medicare sound simple by skipping the details. We make it feel simpler because we walk through the details with you.
Good to know
A few practical things people usually ask about a phone consultation.
A phone consultation is free. Plan prices are regulated, so enrolling through us never costs more than going direct — and the call never commits you to anything.
The Medicare Store is licensed in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, so you can get real help by phone wherever you live — with local offices in our active markets.
Your Medicare card if you have one, a list of your prescriptions, and your doctors' names. Do not worry if you are missing something — we can work around it.
Ready when you are
Whether you are new to Medicare, comparing plans, or reviewing coverage you already have, a phone consultation is the easiest way to get clear answers.