In the United States, securing quality health insurance can be confusing, stressful, and downright difficult. And when we or our loved ones reach the point where they are ready for Medicare, it introduces a new host of hurdles. On our new podcast, we spoke with Joyce Joneschiet about navigating the daunting Medicare labyrinth. Understanding who qualifies for Medicare and when to enroll is an excellent place to start.
Watch our full interview with Joyce Joneschiet here:
Joyce Joneschiet saves people from spending hundreds of hours attempting to secure the best medical coverage.
Adult children hire her to protect their parents’ health and finances because most are overwhelmed by the chaos, confusion, and complexity of the Medicare market.
We always give our parents the best, and so should their health insurance. So, Joyce helps navigate the labyrinth of insurance options with honesty, integrity, and clarity.
If the best health coverage while lowering premiums for your parents is something that interests you, Joyce can help you!
Medicare
We begin our conversation with Joyce with her background in health insurance guidance. She describes how she got started with helping people navigate Medicare and supplements and why it’s her mission to make the process easier.
Indeed, working through the Medicare paperwork is difficult for many people, as Joyce discusses here. She shares how she helps people navigate the labyrinth, starting with understand who qualifies and when they can enroll. It may be earlier than you realize!
If your parents or other loved ones need help making sense of the Medicare fine print, this interview will be illuminating.
Listen to our podcast with Joyce below:
To learn more, check out Joyce Joneschiet’s official website here. You can also connect with her on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.
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