Common Questions
Who is Medicare One, LLC?
Medicare One is a licensed insurance agency. We represent the Country’s top insurers. We work with you to analyze your health insurance needs and place you in the plan that fits your needs.
Where are you located?
We are located at 400 Broadhollow Road, Suite 3, in Farmingdale New York. As new State licenses come online we will post them.
Medicare seems so complicated. What do I need to know?
Medicare provides health insurance for Americans aged 65 and older who have worked and paid into the system. It also provides health insurance to younger people with disabilities. Here is a helpful link to the “Medicare & You Handbook”. If you have any detailed questions email or call our offices today at 631-223-4111 or Toll Free: 800-425-6273.
If I chose to work with Medicare One, will you charge me?
Using Medicare One’s services will not affect your eligibility or your premiums. We will never ask for your credit card information or get a bill from us because we are compensated by the carriers who are funded by the government. You would pay the same premium if you were going direct to a carrier. The advantage of using Medicare One is you will have an appointed and dedicated agent just for you who can discuss multiple plans and be your insurance advocate.
Why should I work with Medicare One and not go direct to an insurance carrier?
The advantage of using us is that you have a personal, licensed assigned agent to work for you. We do not affect your rates and the plans cost the same as going direct to the insurance carrier, just now you will have that nice personal attention you deserve!
I like to work with companies that give back to the community. What does Medicare One do?
The principals of Medicare One have years of community involvement. From sitting on Non-Profit Boards that feed the economically disadvantaged, to being active in youth sports coaching to supporting local church and fraternal organizations. Giving back is part of our fabric.
I am on full disability. Do I qualify for Medicare?
Yes you should. Medicare One can help those that are on full disability with selecting the proper Medicare coverage for their health insurance needs.
