When it comes to Medicare, it helps to have someone you can turn to. That’s what I want BeWell to be for the people I help.
A Little About Me
Medicare tends to come along at some important times in life. Maybe you’re turning 65 and aren’t sure where to begin. Maybe you’re getting ready to retire and need to move from your employer’s health plan to Medicare. Maybe you’re helping a parent and aren’t sure what they need, or maybe you’ve had Medicare for years and something just isn’t going the way you expected.
Those are the times when it helps to know who to call.
I started BeWell because I thought people deserved a better place to bring their Medicare questions. Not a call center. Not someone different every time you call. Just a local person you can actually reach when you need help. That’s what I want BeWell to provide.
One of the things I value most about keeping BeWell small and local is getting to know the people I work with. That’s what Medicare Made Simple has come to mean to me. Having someone you know, and who knows you, can make it a whole lot easier.
You don’t have to know what to ask or where to start. And you don’t have to wait until something becomes a big problem to call me.
— Jessica
Local. Independent. Here Year-Round.
BeWell Health Insurance is an independent Medicare agency working with multiple insurance companies—not just one. But what matters just as much to me is keeping BeWell small and personal. When you call BeWell, you’re calling me. I get to know the people I work with and the things that matter to them.
And because I’m local, I’m not just here when it’s time to enroll. I’m here when you need something later, too.
No Cost to You
There’s no fee to work with me. Insurance agents are compensated by the insurance companies they represent.
Have a Question?
You don’t have to have everything figured out before you call. Tell me what’s going on.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area. Please contact medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.