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YOUR HEALTH INSURANCE NEEDS

I can help you manage all your health insurance claims, have multiple insueres with out of network bnefits.

What's Coming up next?

It's no secret that health insurance is complicated, difficult to navigate and downright tedious to work with. I will help you resolve the problems your having with your plan, whether you get your benefits through your employer, an individual plan through the Marketplace, or Medicare.
I'm a Patient Advocate and a Claims Assistance Professional. There are many serivces that I provide that ultimately help you, the patient, focus on your health and not on fixing problems with your insurer. 

I will only advocate for YOU, the patient. I don't ever work for the insurance company or the medical provider, so I will make sure that you receive the maximum benefits from your insurance plan. This will help you save money, not have to deal with paperwork hassles and have peace of mind.

  Some quick money saving tips...

  • If you have a PPO plan, always try to use in-network providers (or for Medicare patients, use Medicare Participating Providers who accept "assignment") when you can. This really does save you money because you're not being "balanced billed"

  • Understand the "allowed" amount. The insurer bases their payment of a claim off of this amount, not the billed amount. So when your insurer says they'll cover 50% of Out of Network services, they really mean 50% of what they consider the price of the service to be, which is always significantly lower than the billed amount.
Stay tuned!
I'll have more information about 2025 Medicare and the upcoming  Open Enrollment Season!

Medicare Open Enrollment starts on October 15th and ends on December 7th. 

  Within this time period, you can:

  • Join or switch to another Medicare drug plan (Part D) if you’re in Original Medicare.
  • Join or switch to another Medicare Advantage Plan (MAP).
  • Switch from Original Medicare to a Medicare Advantage Plan or from a Medicare Advantage Plan to Original Medicare.