Oklahoma County · About 100,000 people
Medicare advice in Edmond, with your north-side doctors in the picture.
Edmond clients often want a plan that works at a local clinic and still covers a specialist in Oklahoma City. Shannon and Dustin Swanson compare Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement options for Edmond addresses, including the pharmacies and physicians you already use.
North-side care, city specialists
Edmond has its own Integris and Mercy presence, and plenty of residents still drive south for care. A Medicare Advantage plan built around one campus can be awkward if your cardiologist is somewhere else. We check every name on your list.
Downtown Edmond, Coffee Creek, Oak Tree, and north Edmond do not all share the same clinics. The ZIP code on the application decides which plans appear, so we run your actual address rather than a generic Oklahoma County quote.
A second look during Annual Enrollment
If you already have an Edmond plan that still covers your doctors and your prescriptions at a cost you can live with, we will tell you to stay. Annual Enrollment, October 15 through December 7, is a time to look, not a requirement to switch.
We come to Edmond for appointments. Call Shannon at (918) 260-0427 or Dustin at (918) 645-1636.
Places we meet people from
- Downtown Edmond
- Coffee Creek
- Oak Tree
- North Edmond
- Neighborhoods near UCO
Coverage people in Edmond ask about
Questions from Edmond
Do you come to homes in Edmond?
Yes. We meet at your home or a public place in Edmond, and by phone if that is easier.
I split doctors between Edmond and Oklahoma City. Which plan type is simpler?
A Medicare Supplement with Original Medicare lets you see any provider that accepts Medicare, which is often simpler when your doctors are in two cities. An Advantage plan can still work if both offices are in network. We price both.