Members Medicare Solutions

If you are new to Medicare or seeking different coverage, we can help you review available plans and pricing.

NAR Member Benefit

Are you turning 65 soon? As your trusted health consultants, we’re dedicated to helping you find the right Medicare Advantage, Supplement and Prescription Drug plans.

Annual Medicare Open Enrollment

Enrollment Period: Oct – Dec 15, 2026
Coverage Starts: Jan 1, 2027
Enrollment Period: Dec 15, 2026– Jan 15, 2026
Coverage Starts: Feb 1, 2027

How It Works / Process / Steps

📞 Step 1 – Contact us

Schedule a consultation

✓ Review Available Plans

Compare coverage and costs

☎️ Complete Enrollment

Begin your plan

Get In Touch

If you have questions regarding your Medicare options, get in touch with our Members Medicare Solutions team.

Schedule a 1 on 1 consultation by filling out the next form.

Prefer to call? 609-356-1664

Medicare Basics for REALTORS®

Medicare is a federal health insurance program that primarily covers individuals 65 or older, as well as some younger individuals with disabilities. If you’re a REALTOR® approaching Medicare age or just want to understand it better, here’s a simple breakdown.

Who Is Eligible for Medicare?

  • Age 65 and older: Most people are automatically eligible.
  • Under 65: If you have certain disabilities or end-stage renal disease (ESRD), you may qualify.

Types of Medicare Programs 

  • Traditional Medicare (Original Medicare): Includes Part A (Hospital Insurance) and Part B (Medical Insurance). This plan allows you to see any doctor or hospital that accepts Medicare and provides coverage for hospital stays, doctor visits, and other medical services.
  • Medicare Advantage (Part C): An alternative to Traditional Medicare that combines Part A and Part B coverage into one plan, often including additional benefits like prescription drugs, dental, vision, and hearing. These plans are offered by private insurance companies.
  • Medicare Supplements (Medigap): Designed to work with Traditional Medicare, Medigap helps cover costs like copayments, coinsurance, and deductibles that are not covered by Medicare Parts A and B. These plans do not include prescription drug coverage.

Learn more in the federal guide: Medicare and You