Turning 65 or retiring?
Your next steps depend on your enrollment timeline, Social Security status, active-employment coverage, HSA contributions and other circumstances. We help you organize your questions and understand what to check.
Talk with Sean and Cindy about your questions, coverage priorities, and the next step that makes sense for you.
Local advisors. Clear explanations. Ongoing support.

Enrollment dates, provider networks, prescriptions, premiums and out-of-pocket costs can make Medicare feel overwhelming. You should not have to sort through it alone or make an important decision during a rushed call.
When you contact Sansone Advisory Group, you get Sean or Cindy—and our help does not disappear after enrollment.
Your next steps depend on your enrollment timeline, Social Security status, active-employment coverage, HSA contributions and other circumstances. We help you organize your questions and understand what to check.
Plans, networks, formularies, costs and healthcare needs can change. An annual review can help you understand whether your coverage still fits. A review does not mean you must switch plans.
Tell us about your priorities, budget, doctors, prescriptions, preferred pharmacies and enrollment timeline.
We explain the tradeoffs among the plans we offer, including coverage, networks and costs.
When you are ready, we help with enrollment and remain available for questions afterward.
Medicare Advantage — Understand HMO, PPO and Special Needs Plan considerations, including networks, cost sharing, prescription coverage and plan-specific benefits.
Medicare Supplement — Learn how Medigap works with Original Medicare and how premiums, enrollment rights and underwriting may affect your choices.
Part D prescription plans — Review formularies, pharmacy networks, restrictions and costs using your current medication and pharmacy information.
Related coverage — Dental, vision, hearing, cancer and hospital-indemnity coverage may also be discussed when appropriate. Life insurance and annuities are separate, secondary services.
There is no charge for a Medicare consultation. If you enroll through us, compensation may be paid by the insurance company. Your plan premium does not increase because you used an agent.
Yes. We can help review available plan information using the doctors, medications and pharmacies you provide. Participation, formularies and restrictions can change, so current details should be verified before enrollment.
No agent necessarily offers every plan. We help you compare the plans we represent. You may also contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE or your State Health Insurance Assistance Program for information about all available options.
Yes. Ongoing service is central to our promise. Contact Sean or Cindy when questions arise or your circumstances change.
No. Education and consultation do not obligate you to enroll.