Medicare Annual Enrollment is October 15 through December 7.

Shannon (918) 260-0427Dustin (918) 645-1636

Cleveland County · About 64,000 people

Moore sits between two hospital towns. Your plan has to work in both.

Moore is the community between Oklahoma City and Norman along I-35. Many of the people we meet here use a clinic close to home and a hospital or specialist on one side or the other. Shannon and Dustin compare plans for that split, and they leave your coverage alone when it already fits.

I-35 in both directions

A Moore address can look, on a plan finder, a lot like south Oklahoma City or north Norman. The doctors are not interchangeable. Tell us whether you lean toward Norman Regional or an Oklahoma City system, and which pharmacy on the Moore corridor you use.

Old Town, the neighborhoods west of I-35, and the areas closer to Norman each have their own routines. We use your list, not a city stereotype.

New to Medicare in Moore

If you are turning 65 in Moore, start three months before your birthday month. Bring your prescriptions, your doctors, and any employer coverage. We will explain Original Medicare plus a supplement and Part D, and we will explain Medicare Advantage, including what you would give up to get a lower premium.

Places we meet people from

  • Old Town Moore
  • West of I-35
  • Neighborhoods toward Norman
  • North Moore toward Oklahoma City

Coverage people in Moore ask about

Questions from Moore

Is Moore part of your service area?

Yes. Moore is one of the cities we visit. We are based in Norman, a short drive south.

Can you review a plan I enrolled in at a store kiosk?

Yes. Bring the plan name and your medicine list. If it still fits your Moore doctors, we will say keep it. If something important is out of network, we will show you the alternative.

Nearby service areas

Talk through a Moore plan before you change anything.

Bring your doctors, your prescriptions, and the card you have now. If it still fits, we will say so.