Cleveland County · About 131,000 people
Norman is home. Medicare help starts here.
Sooner State Senior Advisors is based in Norman. Shannon Swanson has spent more than 15 years helping people in the senior market, and her son Dustin works beside her. If you use Norman Regional, see specialists in Oklahoma City, or you are a University of Oklahoma retiree trying to time Part B, this is the conversation we have every week.
Norman Regional, and the drive north
A lot of our Norman clients want to keep Norman Regional Hospital or the HealthPlex and still see a specialist at OU Health, Integris, or Mercy. Medicare Advantage networks do not always cover both comfortably. We check both ends of that drive before you enroll.
If you would rather keep Original Medicare and add a supplement, you can see any provider that accepts Medicare, in Norman and beyond. We will show you the premium that choice requires and the Part D plan that belongs with it.
Turning 65 in Cleveland County
Your Initial Enrollment Period runs for seven months around your 65th birthday. People who kept working at OU, the city, or a Norman employer sometimes delay Part B. The timing of that delay is where penalties and coverage gaps come from. Bring your employer coverage details and we will sort out whether you should enroll now.
We meet at your home, a public place in Norman, or by phone. Call Shannon at (918) 260-0427 or Dustin at (918) 645-1636.
Places we meet people from
- Campus Corner and the university area
- Hall Park and Brookhaven
- East Norman
- West Norman near I-35
- Neighborhoods around the HealthPlex
Coverage people in Norman ask about
Questions from Norman
Where is Sooner State Senior Advisors located?
We are based in Norman, Oklahoma 73071, and we meet by appointment. Shannon and Dustin come to you at home or in a public place, anywhere in the Oklahoma City metro.
Do you help University of Oklahoma retirees?
Yes. Bring any retiree or employer coverage you still have. We look at how it sits next to Medicare before suggesting a supplement or an Advantage plan.
Can you help my parents in Norman if I live out of state?
Yes. Family members sit in on phone appointments all the time. We will need your parent’s permission to discuss their coverage.