Turning 65?
Medicare is Confusing!
And Finding the Right Plan
Can be Costly.
Introducing the step-by-step system for going from Medicare confused to Medicare confident.
Learn how Medicare works, understand your options, and make confident decisions—without relying on someone giving you a sales pitch.
You Shouldn't Need to be an Insurance Expert to sign up for Medicare.
Medicare comes with confusing rules, multiple plans, endless terminology, and plenty of people willing to tell you what to buy.
It's easy to feel overwhelmed.
When you don't understand how the system works, you may make a decision based on whoever happens to be talking to you.
Paying for coverage you don't need
Missing important enrollment deadlines
Choosing a plan you don't fully understand
Making decisions based on someone's sales incentives
You deserve to understand Medicare before you make important decisions about it.
Meet Someone
Who's Been Inside the
Industry for 20 Years.
Eric knows how the system works, and how confusing it can be for someone encountering Medicare for the first time.
His mission and the goal of Medicare Made Easy is to educate you—to help you understand Medicare so you can make your decisions with confidence.
Medicare Doesn't Have to be Complicated
1. UNDERSTAND
Learn how Medicare works and what the different parts actually mean.
2. EVALUATE
Understand your coverage options, costs, and the questions you should be asking.
3. DECIDE
Make your Medicare decisions with confidence—not confusion or pressure.
Everything You Need to Understand Medicare—
In Plain English.
1. Medicare Basics
Understand Parts A, B, C and D. What Medicare does and doesn't cover & common misconceptions.
2. Enrollment
Understanding when and how to enroll, avoiding late payments. How to avoid the most common mistakes.
3. Where your Money Goes
Find out if medication costs and co-pays will be covered. Learn about potential hospital stays and nursing assistance.
4. Select Plans Explained
Explore Medi-gap plans and how they compare to Medicare Advantage. Discover if you can keep your current Dr. and Healthcare group.
5. Costs
Get assistance estimating your annual costs and discovering hidden expenses. Look into financial assistance options.
6. Timeline
What to do 3 months before turning 65. How to enroll step-by-step and a final checklist.
7. Avoiding Scams
Recognizing scams and misleading sales tactics so you can avoid costly mistakes.
Imagine Signing up for Medicare Knowing Exactly What You're Doing.
You'll Understand:
What Medicare covers
What your options are
What questions to ask
What decisions you need to make
And what to watch out for
You'll go from confused and vulnerable
to informed and confident.
Medicare Made Easy is for YOU
This step-by-step course is designed
to help you understand Medicare and
make informed decisions with confidence.
7 Educational Modules
Video Lessons
Bonus Materials
Lifetime Access
$497
INTRODUCTORY OFFER
$297
The cost of educating yourself about Medicare is small
compared with the cost of
getting it wrong.
Don't Make a Major Healthcare Decision You Don't Understand.
You don't have to become a Medicare expert.
But you should understand enough to know what you're buying,
what you're paying for, and
what questions to ask.
You Don't Have to Be Confused About Medicare.
Learn how Medicare works.
Understand your options.
Make your decisions with confidence.
FAQs
Questions? We've Got Answers.
People age 55 or older, friends and family members providing support for seniors, and people with disabilities.
No. This is a paid class sharing our personal experiences using and helping others with Medicare.
No. We don't represent, sell, offer, or encourage any specific insurance company or carrier.
Yes, we encourage that you pace yourself and absorb the information.
Your paid services will exist indefinitely. We encourage you to revisit these materials as you experience future circumstances impacting your career, retirement, residence, and finances.
Perfect. This course better prepares you for annual changes, Medicare benefits, ways to save money, and how to avoid costly mistakes.
No. This course will equip you with the needed information to ask the important questions when talking with Medicare professionals.
