Medicare
Medicare Parts A and B don't cover all costs for covered health care services and supplies. Supplements work with Original Medicare to help pay remaining costs like copays, coinsurance, and deductibles. You can only buy a supplement if you have Original Medicare.Medicare Advantage is another way to get Medicare Parts A and B. Advantage plans are also referred to as "Part C". They are Medicare-approved plans offered by private companies and are required to follow the rules set forth by Medicare. They often include drug coverage, also known as "Part D". They may also offer additional benefits for dental, vision, or hearing. 
Medicare Part D, also known as a Medicare Prescription Drug Plan, helps people with Medicare pay for prescription drugs. There are two ways to get a prescription drug plan; a stand-alone policy or through a Medicare Advantage Plan.
Health Insurance
Selecting a health insurance policy can be overwhelming. It’s helpful to have someone knowledgeable to guide you through the process. As a certified MNsure Assister, I can also assist you with account creation, financial applications, and the enrollment process. Representing many major carriers in Minnesota, you're certain to find a plan that fits your needs.
Dental & Vision Coverage
Is your Medicare plan lacking dental coverage? Do you need a policy to cover multiple family members? Working with multiple carriers, I offer a range of coverage to meet your needs and budget. You can explore your options now by choosing an icon.
Medical Travel Insurance
Hospital Indemnity Plans
Individual & Family Health Insurance
Travel medical insurance is a type of short‑term insurance that helps pay for medical care if you get sick or injured while traveling outside the U.S. Why choose travel medical insurance? • U.S. health insurance and Medicare usually do not cover care outside the U.S.
• Medical care abroad can be very expensive, especially in emergencies
• Hospitals in other countries often require payment up front
• Medical evacuation can cost tens of thousands of dollarsEXPLORE TRAVEL MEDICAL COVERAGE ➡️
A hospital indemnity plan is a supplemental insurance plan that pays you cash benefits when you’re admitted to a hospital—regardless of what your regular health insurance pays. It’s meant to help with out‑of‑pocket costs, not replace major medical coverage.