No call centers. No 47 phone calls from strangers. Just Chris — a licensed Idaho agent who'll sit down with you, look at your doctors and prescriptions, and help you make sense of your options.
📞 Call Chris Now How it worksDon't panic, and don't ignore it. Plans change every year, and when one leaves you still have choices — but the clock matters. Call and we'll go over your options together.
It's an alphabet soup. Here's the short version — the long version is what the phone call is for.
Inpatient hospital stays, skilled nursing, hospice. Most people don't pay a premium for it.
Doctor visits, outpatient care, labs, preventive services. Has a monthly premium.
Private plans that bundle A and B, often with drug coverage and extras like dental or vision.
Prescription coverage. Formularies change every year — so your plan can change even if you don't.
Because "it was fine last year" isn't a plan. Every year, plans can quietly change the things that matter most to you.
Simple. No pressure. No cost to you for my help.
Reach me at (208) 806-8887. Tell me a little about what's going on.
In person, by phone, or by video — whatever's easiest. Bring your doctor list and medications.
I'll lay out the options I can offer in plain English. You choose — or keep what you have.
I've been helping people with insurance and benefits since 2012, right here in the Treasure Valley. I'm not a call center and I don't disappear after you sign — I'm the guy you call when you have a question in March.
I'm a licensed independent agent, which means I work with more than one insurance company, not just one.
Licensed in Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Montana, Utah, Wyoming, California, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, and Arkansas.
No. My help costs you nothing. Agents are paid by the insurance companies, and your premium is the same whether you enroll through me or on your own.
Your red-white-and-blue Medicare card (or your Medicare number), a list of your doctors, and a list of your prescriptions with doses. That's it.
About three months before your 65th birthday is ideal. There are timing rules, and getting ahead of them avoids headaches (and possible penalties).
It depends on your employer coverage and company size. This is one of the most common — and most confusing — questions. Give me a call and we'll sort it out.
Read the notice your plan mailed you, then call me. When a plan leaves your area you typically have options and a window to choose new coverage — let's not let it sneak up on you.
I also help employers with Group Medical Savings Account plans for their Medicare-eligible employees through MyGroupMSA.
One call. Real answers. No pressure.
(208) 806-8887 ✉️ Email ChrisAppointments Mon–Wed & Fri–Sat 9am–9pm · Thursday until 2pm