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What kind of health coverage do you have right now?
Employer plan — mine or my spouse's
I buy my own — individual or family plan
Self-employed / 1099, figuring it out myself
Uninsured right now
Medicare
Who needs to be taken care of?
Just me
Me and my spouse or partner
Family with kids at home
Multiple generations — kids and a parent
Age of the oldest person?
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You're 65 or older — are you enrolled in Medicare?
Yes, I'm on Medicare
No, I'm still on my employer's plan
Not yet, but I'm about to be
What actually hurts right now?
Pick the one that stings most.
The deductible — I pay for everything myself
The monthly premium
Out-of-pocket costs even when I'm "covered"
I can't get in to see a doctor
Getting a GLP-1 approved
Honestly, all of it
Roughly what's your annual deductible?
A ballpark is fine.
Under $2,000
$2,000 – $4,000
$4,000 – $7,000
Over $7,000
Honestly, no idea
Roughly what do you pay a month?
Premium only — not what you spend at the doctor.
Under $300
$300 – $700
$700 – $1,200
Over $1,200
Nothing — I'm uninsured
How's everyone's health?
Be honest — it changes what's actually available to you.
Fit as a fiddle
Pretty healthy, nothing major
A mixed bag
Sick and tired
What state are you in?
This decides what I'm actually able to help with — I'm only licensed in some states.
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Which range are you in?
65–69
70–75
75–80
80+
What do you have right now?
Medicare + a Medigap plan (Plan G)
Medicare + a Medigap plan (Plan N)
Medicare + a Medigap plan (Plan F)
Medicare Advantage
Original Medicare only
I honestly don't know
How long have you been on Medicare?
Brand new — within the last 6 months
About a year
Several years
What do you pay a month, roughly?
Under $100
$100–200
$200–350
Over $350
I'm not sure
How's your health?
Fit as a fiddle
Pretty healthy, nothing major
A mixed bag
Sick and tired
What state are you in?
This decides what I'm actually able to help with — I'm only licensed in some states.
Select your state…