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Free checklist for people turning 65

Turning 65 soon? Medicare doesn't have to feel overwhelming.

Download my free Getting Ready for Medicare checklist and discover the details you should have ready — and the questions you should ask — before you choose your Medicare coverage.

  • A simple timelineWhat to do 6–9 months out, 3–6 months out, and right before you choose coverage.
  • The details to gatherDoctors, specialists, prescriptions, pharmacy, hospitals, travel, and your budget — all in one place.
  • 11 questions to askThe questions that matter before you sign an enrollment application — not what a TV commercial says.
  • My Medicare PrioritiesA short exercise to pick your top three priorities, so your plan fits your life — not your neighbor's.

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No obligation to enroll. Your information is never sold or shared.

Why the checklist helps

Start checking things off — and you'll know exactly what to ask me.

Most people don't need more Medicare terminology. They need to know what to gather, when to act, and which decisions actually matter. That's what this checklist does: organize your information, walk you through the timeline, and help you name your own priorities before anyone tries to sell you a plan.

Medicare isn't one-size-fits-all. The coverage that works perfectly for your neighbor, spouse, friend, or relative may not be the best fit for you — especially if you or your spouse are still working, or you have retiree, COBRA, VA, TRICARE, or Marketplace coverage today.

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You don't have to figure Medicare out alone.

I help people approaching 65 understand their options, compare coverage, and make Medicare decisions with confidence. Let's talk before you make your decision.

Insurance Lady Cheryl

Cheryl Pope Clark · Medicare · Health · Life

(404) 553-6152

There is no obligation to enroll. Plan availability, benefits, provider networks, and costs vary by plan and service area. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program.