I Help People Make Sense of Medicare and Get the Coverage That Fits
As an independent Medicare insurance broker in Alexandria, VA, I help individuals, retirees, and small businesses understand their coverage options and make decisions they're confident in, without the pressure, the jargon, or the guesswork.
I've guided 2,800 clients through Medicare enrollment, plan selection, and coverage decisions. Every one of them came through a referral.
2,800 Clients Nationwide
100% Referral Business
Independent Broker
More than 20+ years of experience
Here's What I Help With
Whether you're approaching 65, running a small business, or trying to figure out whether your current plan still makes sense, I work with individuals, families, and businesses across five coverage areas.
Medicare
I help individuals and retirees navigate Medicare Parts A and B, Medicare Supplement plans, Medicare Advantage, standalone Part D prescription coverage, and enrollment timing. If Medicare feels overwhelming, that's exactly where we start.
Individual Health Insurance
For individuals and families who need health coverage outside of Medicare — ACA marketplace plans, travel insurance, and travel medical insurance for people heading abroad — I help identify the option that fits your situation.
Group Benefits for Small Businesses
I work with small business owners in Alexandria and throughout Northern Virginia to set up group health, dental, vision, and disability coverage for their teams. If you're not sure where to start, I can help you figure that out.
Dental and Vision
Standalone dental and vision plans for individuals and families from Delta Dental, Ameritas, and VSP — a practical option whether you're on Medicare, between employer plans, or simply need coverage that fills a gap.
International Coverage
Heading abroad? I offer travel insurance for trip protection and travel medical insurance for emergency health coverage overseas — including coverage Medicare doesn’t provide.
I Work for You, Not the Carriers
When an agent contracts with a single carrier, they can only show you that company's plans. As an independent health insurance broker in Alexandria, I work with multiple carriers and compare options across the market, so the plan I recommend reflects your needs, not my contract.
My consultations are free. My ongoing service is free. Carriers pay me directly when you enroll, which means there is no bill from me at any point, whether you're asking a question during enrollment or calling with a follow-up two years later.
I spent 11 years at Nike and 7 years at Reebok translating complicated information into plain language for national audiences. That's the same discipline I bring to insurance. If something is confusing, I explain it until it isn't.
When you call or text, I answer. I'm available 7 days a week. If you've worked with a broker who was hard to reach when you had a question, you know exactly why that matters.
Protection for Every Stage of Life
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Common Questions About Medicare and Working With Me
What does an independent Medicare broker do?
A Medicare broker helps you understand your options — Medicare Supplement, Medicare Advantage, Part D — and choose a plan without any cost to you for the guidance. As an independent broker, I work with multiple carriers and compare plans side by side, explaining the tradeoffs in plain language. Carriers pay me a commission when you enroll. You pay nothing for my time.
How much does it cost to work with you?
Nothing. Consultations are free, and so is my ongoing service. Whether you're reviewing a plan for the first time or calling with a question two years later, I don't charge for my time. There is no fee at any point in the process.
When should I start looking at my Medicare options?
Most people should start learning about Medicare three to six months before turning 65. If you're still covered by an employer plan at 65, your timeline may look different, and knowing the distinction matters before you make any enrollment decisions. Getting started early gives you time to compare plans carefully without rushing.
What is the difference between Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement?
Medicare Supplement plans work alongside Original Medicare to cover out-of-pocket costs like copays, coinsurance, and deductibles. Medicare Advantage plans replace Original Medicare entirely and are offered through private insurance companies. Each approach has real tradeoffs — the right one depends on your health situation, your budget, and how you prefer to access care. I can walk you through both in detail.
Are you able to help people outside of Alexandria?
Yes. I'm licensed in Virginia, Maryland, DC, Florida, Massachusetts, and California, and I've worked virtually with clients across all of those states for years. Most consultations happen by phone or video, so geography isn't a barrier. If you're in Northern Virginia, Maryland, or DC, I'm a straightforward option. If you're in one of my other licensed states, reach out and we'll see if I'm a good fit.
Ready to Talk Through Your Options?
Whether you're turning 65 soon, reconsidering a plan you're not sure about, or trying to figure out where to start, a conversation is the easiest first step. I'll ask a few questions, explain what's relevant to your situation, and help you move forward with a clear answer.
