Where Do I Start?

This page asks you questions instead of showing you a menu. One question fills the screen at a time, with two to five large answer buttons, and each answer either asks one more question or takes you straight to the page that covers it. No path is more than three taps deep.

The starting question is what brings you here. From there the branches lead to a month-by-month turning-65 timeline, your personal enrollment window, the late-signup penalty checkers for Part B and Part D, the plain-English Medicare guide, a six-day email course, an Annual Notice of Change walkthrough, a short Medigap-versus-Advantage quiz, a plain-language guide to the lettered Medigap plans, a cost estimator, the Extra Help and IRMAA checks, Social Security and Medicaid office finders, the doctor directory, senior health articles, local senior services, or straight to a person if you would rather talk.

Nothing is typed here. No name, no email, no ZIP code, no sign-up. Your answers are not saved, though page visits are logged as they are anywhere on the site.

This is a fixed set of paths, not a chatbot and not advice. It only navigates. It will not recommend a plan or a carrier, check your medications or doctors, or decide what you qualify for. A Previous question button undoes one answer at a time.

Every screen also carries a phone number, answered by a licensed insurance agent, and a link to the plain-English glossary.