Greensboro's Independent Medicare Broker
Most Major Carriers.
Expert guidance at no cost to you.
Medicare has more moving parts than most people expect. Advantage or Supplement? Which Part D plan covers your prescriptions? What happens when your plan changes next year? We've been answering those questions for people right here in Greensboro and across the Piedmont Triad for more than two decades — and we do it without charging you a thing.
Why Work With Us?
When you call an insurance carrier directly, you get that carrier's plans. When you work with us, you get all of them. As an independent Medicare broker, we represent every major carrier in the Piedmont Triad — which means we compare the full market on your behalf, with no financial reason to steer you toward any particular company.
Our advice costs you nothing. Brokers are compensated by the carriers at enrollment — the same rate, regardless of which plan you choose. You get a local expert doing the legwork. The insurance company pays the bill.
Learn More About the Different Medicare Plans
All-in-one plans that bundle hospital, medical, and often drug coverage — typically with low or no monthly premiums and built-in extras like dental and vision. Compare Medicare Advantage plans and see how they stack up for your doctors and prescriptions.
Original Medicare with a Supplement plan added means predictable costs and — on most plans — the freedom to see any doctor in the country who accepts Medicare. Explore Medicare Supplement options including Plan G and Plan N.
If you're staying on Original Medicare or a Supplement plan, a standalone Part D plan covers your prescriptions. Getting this wrong — or skipping it — can cost you in late enrollment penalties. Learn how Part D works and find the plan that fits your medication list.
There's a lot to learn before your first enrollment decision — and the timing matters. Visit our Turning 65 page for a clear walkthrough of what to do, when to do it, and what to watch out for.
Medicare plans change every year. So do your health needs. Our clients hear from us before the October 15 window opens — not after — so there's time to review, compare, and switch if something better fits. Learn about Annual Enrollment.
How We Work With Every Client
STEP 1
Free Consultation
We sit down — in our Greensboro office, by phone, or over Zoom — and listen. We look at your doctors, your prescriptions, your budget, and your priorities before we show you a single plan.
STEP 2
Compare Every Option
We pull plans from every major carrier in the region and walk you through what each one actually costs and covers. Advantage versus Supplement. Low premium versus low out-of-pocket. Real numbers, real tradeoffs.
STEP 3
Enroll With Confidence
When you're ready, we handle the enrollment paperwork. No forms you have to figure out on your own. No questions left unanswered.
STEP 4
Annual Plan Review
Before each Annual Enrollment Period, we reach out to make sure your plan still fits. If something changed — your prescriptions, your doctors, your health — we compare again and help you adjust.
Serving Greensboro and the Entire Piedmont Triad
Our office is at 1816 Pembroke Rd Suite 9 in Greensboro, and we serve clients across Guilford County and throughout the Triad. Whether you're in Winston-Salem, High Point, Burlington, or anywhere in the Piedmont Triad, we're your local Medicare resource. Remote consultations are available by phone or Zoom for clients in South Carolina, Virginia, and other states where Rob is licensed.
Common Questions About Finding a Medicare Broker in Greensboro
Who is the best Medicare broker in Greensboro, NC?
That depends on what you're looking for — but if you want someone who's been doing this locally for more than 20 years, represents every major carrier, and stays with you after enrollment, we'd welcome the chance to earn that answer. Call us at (336) 298-8330 or schedule a free consultation to see how we work.
How do I find an independent Medicare broker near me?
An independent broker represents multiple carriers — not just one. If you're in Greensboro or anywhere in the Piedmont Triad, we're a local option with 21 years of Medicare experience and access to every major plan in the region. A good starting point is a free, no-pressure consultation.
Does using a Medicare broker cost more than enrolling directly?
No. Brokers are compensated by the insurance carriers at a fixed rate set by the carriers themselves. You pay the same premium whether you enroll through us or directly through the company — the difference is you get a local advisor doing the comparison work for free.
What Medicare plans are available in Guilford County, NC?
Guilford County has a strong selection of Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, and Part D plans from carriers including Humana, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, BCBS, Cigna, and Devoted. Which plans are available to you depends on your zip code and eligibility. We pull the full local market in every consultation.
What happens if my Medicare plan changes next year?
Plans can change their premiums, networks, and drug formularies every January. Before each Annual Enrollment Period — which runs October 15 through December 7 — we reach out to every client to review their current plan and compare alternatives. You don't have to track the changes yourself.