Medicare is confusing.
Sitting with someone who knows it isn't.
Nicky Adams has spent 10 years in insurance. She will walk through your options with you, answer what you actually asked, and leave the decision where it belongs — with you.
- 10
- Years licensed in insurance
- 2
- Master's degrees, plus an accounting background
- 30
- Minutes set aside for your appointment
Request an appointment
Three details to start. Takes about thirty seconds.
Check your email and phone
Your Medicare questionnaire is on its way. It takes a few minutes to fill out.
As soon as it comes back, you will get the link to pick your appointment time.
How this works
The questionnaire comes before the calendar on purpose. It means Nicky walks into your appointment already knowing your situation, so the 30 minutes go to your questions instead of paperwork.
You send your details
Name, phone and email. Nothing else yet, and nothing that costs you anything.
You answer a few questions
Your coverage today, your prescriptions, the doctors you want to keep. A few minutes at your kitchen table.
You pick your time
Your scheduling link arrives and you choose a 30-minute appointment that suits you.
What to expect when you sit down
Your questions come first
Bring your list. Prescriptions, your cardiologist, the letter your plan sent that you could not make sense of. That is what the time is for.
Plain language, not plan jargon
Nicky explains what a term means before using it, then explains what it means for you specifically.
An accountant's read on the numbers
Premiums, deductibles and drug costs get looked at together, across the whole year, rather than one line at a time.
You decide, on your timeline
You will not be asked to sign anything at the appointment. If you want to think it over or talk to family, that is the right call.