Making Medicare 123Easy is what we do best!
Our October workshops are done, and the rooms were full. The next round comes to a library near you in January. Put your name on the list and you hear first, with first pick of a seat. Live and in person, the way it should be: people helping people, like we have for the past 25 years.
What people say about our workshops
“Spot on advice, straight forward talk. Fully understand presentation. Easy as 123.”
“Very knowledgeable, personable and fun to work with. Made a complicated issue (for the lay person) simple to understand. From the front desk to Kyle everyone was gracious and caring. Thank you your organization is a class act.”
“David Edge was very professional and took the time to answer all of my questions and explained everything to me so that I understood all of it. I was anxious about all the choices and which one to make prior to his seminar and then in talking with him. He really made the Medicare application and choosing process much easier than I thought it would be.”
4,957 surveyed client reviews, 98.6% five stars. BBB A+ Accredited. More than 18,000 people have sat in our workshops.
One hour. Three things you walk out with.
How the pieces fit together
Supplement vs. Advantage, where Part D fits, and what the letters your plan sends really mean for the coverage you already have.
Medicare.gov, on the big screen
We walk through it together, including what it shows you, what it doesn’t, and where to find the rest. The first time you see it shouldn’t be alone at home.
The 123Easy method to check your own plan
One repeatable way to compare, enroll, and know what to do after you enroll. Leave able to do it yourself, or know for certain you’re already in good shape.
Get on the list for January
We pick the libraries from the ZIP codes on this list, so tell us where you are. When the January dates are set, you hear first and get first pick of a seat.
Join the waitlist
“I went to one of the seminars and he did exactly what he said he would. No pushing or hard sell and I appreciate that beyond measure.”
An educational hour. By rule, and by choice.
- ✓No plan names. Carriers and benefits stay out of the room.
- ✓No applications. None handed out, none accepted.
- ✓Nobody calls you afterward unless you ask.
