Oklahoma County · About 700,000 people
Medicare help in Oklahoma City that starts with your doctors.
Oklahoma City is large enough that a plan advertised for “the metro” can still leave out the hospital you use. Shannon and Dustin Swanson meet Oklahoma City clients at home or somewhere convenient and compare Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, and Part D plans against the physicians and pharmacies on your list.
The networks people ask us to check
Clients in Oklahoma City usually want to know about OU Health, Integris, Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City, and SSM Health St. Anthony. A plan can include one system and exclude another. We check the specific doctor, not just the health-system logo on a brochure.
South Oklahoma City, Midtown, the Plaza District, the communities near Nichols Hills, The Village, and Warr Acres do not all use the same clinics. Tell us where you actually go. That is more useful than a citywide average.
Who we sit down with
We help people turning 65, people already on a plan who want a second look during Annual Enrollment, and families comparing coverage for a parent. If your Oklahoma City plan still matches your doctors and your prescriptions, we will tell you to keep it.
We are based in Norman and come to you. Evenings during enrollment season can book up, so call Shannon at (918) 260-0427 or Dustin at (918) 645-1636 and we will find a time.
Places we meet people from
- Midtown and the Plaza District
- North Oklahoma City and the Nichols Hills area
- South Oklahoma City
- The Village and Warr Acres
- West Oklahoma City toward Yukon
Coverage people in Oklahoma City ask about
Questions from Oklahoma City
Do you meet people inside Oklahoma City?
Yes. We come to your home or a public place you choose, and we can also meet by phone. The agency is based in Norman.
Can you check whether my Oklahoma City specialist is in network?
Yes. Bring the doctor’s name and the hospital you want to use. We look them up before we recommend a Medicare Advantage plan. Supplement plans follow Original Medicare, so any provider that accepts Medicare is an option.
Which Oklahoma City plans do you recommend for everyone?
None. A plan that fits a neighbor can exclude your doctor. We compare what is available at your address and recommend a change only when it helps you.