WESTBOROUGH, MA, UNITED STATES, October 23, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ -- When searching for a Medicare plan, it is best to work with a professional. “It is important to seek guidance of a Medicare professional” says Mike Tartarini, who works at Legacy Insurance Brokers and has been in the insurance industry for 25 years.

Knowing if they are certified is as easy as asking if they are AHIPP licensed which is America Health insurance plans. This would be the license that recognizes you as a certified Medicare agent. What this does is, trains and requires an annual exam that agents must pass to become certified. This ensures the agents’ knowledge and expertise, providing the consumer with accurate and thorough information.

“Medicare coverage is very important, so take time to review all your options” says Tartartini. Some things to think about:
1. Compare your personal needs with benefits
2. Meet with a professional about your situation
3. Decide annually during the open enrollment period (10/15-12/7) if there is a need to change the plan

Medicare is an individual approach in selection, one plan may work for you, and another plan may work for your spouse. You should receive consultations per your individual medical and financial needs. Just because you hear about one plan in a commercial, it may not be the best option for you. This is why it is very important to talk with a licensed professional.

Medicare marketing can be overwhelming and a licensed Medicare agent can help narrow down your selection and make Medicare planning less stressful, that is why we have professionals.

Cathy Portanova
Legacy Financial Advisors, Inc
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