SimplySure Insurance Agency, LLC

04/16/2026

Dancing Medicare Advisor 🎚️

"Hey everyone! I’m your dancing Medicare advisor, here to help you groove through the retirement process! 🎉💃 Need help? Call me at 323-228-0382. Let’s dance into a secure retirement together!"l
"Dancing is fun, but planning for retirement is even more important! Let’s make sure you’re covered."
"From Medicare options to retirement plans, I’ve got the moves to help you navigate!"

"Need help? Call me at 323-228-0382."

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04/16/2026

Dancing Medicare Advisor 🎚️

"Hey everyone! I’m your dancing Medicare advisor, here to help you groove through the retirement process! 🎉💃 Need help? Call me at 323-228-0382. Let’s dance into a secure retirement together!"l
"Dancing is fun, but planning for retirement is even more important! Let’s make sure you’re covered."
"From Medicare options to retirement plans, I’ve got the moves to help you navigate!"

"Need help? Call me at 323-228-0382."

04/15/2026

03/21/2026

Find out what Social Security Survivor benefits are, who can get them, and how to apply.

03/21/2026

03/10/2026

Teresa Aguilar

03/10/2026

For your information.

01/10/2026

Four Key Tips for Turning 65 and Applying for Medicare

Learn About Enrollment Periods

You have a 7-month window called the Initial Enrollment Period (3 months before, during, and 3 months after your 65th birthday).
Enroll during this time to avoid penalties on Parts B and D.
If you have other qualifying coverage (like through your employer), you might qualify for a Special Enrollment Period when that coverage ends, giving you 8 months to sign up for Part A and B, and 2 months for other plans without penalties.
Talk to Your Employer's Benefits Administrator

Start the conversation about 6 months before retirement.
Ask when your current health insurance ends and how it works with Medicare.
Request written proof of your drug coverage ("Notice of Creditable Coverage") to avoid late enrollment penalties.
Decide on Your Medicare Coverage Type

Original Medicare (Parts A & B): Provided by the government. You can add a separate Part D plan for drugs and a Medigap plan for additional coverage.
Medicare Advantage (Part C): Offered by private insurers, these plans cover all Parts A & B, often include drug coverage, and sometimes extra benefits like vision, dental, and hearing.

11/17/2025

Starting January 1, 2026, asset information will be required to determine Medi-Cal eligibility for individuals who are age 65 and older, have a disability, or in need of long-term care.

Learn more: https://dpss.lacounty.gov/en/health.html

10/22/2025