Simplifying Medicare

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I’m Tory Blain, a licensed Medicare agent helping people understand Medicare coverage across multiple states, including Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Washington, Idaho, and Wyoming. My goal is to make Medicare simple and clear, so you feel confident about your coverage and your choices.

About Me

• We start by looking at your doctors, prescriptions, and the benefits that matter most to you.

• I compare plan options and explain the differences in plain language.

• You’ll always know what you’re enrolling in and why.

• No pressure you stay in control of the decision.

• Ongoing support year after year when plans or needs change.

Medicare FAQs

• Who do you help?

• What is the difference between a Medicare Supplement (Medigap) and a Medicare Advantage plan?

• How often should we review my Medicare coverage?

• How can you help if I already have a Medicare plan?

• What are the different parts of Medicare, and what do they cover?

Compare Options On Your Own

If you want to explore Medicare plans at your own pace, use the comparison tool below to review 2026 coverage — side-by-side. It’s a fast, convenient way to compare premiums, copays, networks, prescriptions, dental, vision, and extra benefits, all on your own schedule.

✅ What Works When You Compare Plans Yourself

• Flexible & Immediate: You can start anytime no appointment needed.

• Comprehensive Overview: See multiple plan options, including costs and coverage details, in one place.

• Custom Filters: Match plans to your doctors, medications, and benefit needs.

• Good for Quick Checks: Helps you get a rough sense of what plans are available and which seem promising.

⚠️ What You Might Miss Or Overlook

• Hidden complexities: Some plans appear great on paper, but real costs and rules (like formulary tiers or network limitations) may be confusing if you don’t dig deep.

• No “why this fits you” insight: A comparison tool can show differences but it can’t tell you which plan will actually work best for your medical needs, budget, or preferences.

• Potential surprises: Deductibles, prior-authorizations, or benefit restrictions may not be obvious without help.

• No follow-up support: If your health needs or medications change, there’s no one to review with and it’s easy to miss re-evaluating your coverage when you should.