Understanding your comprehensive coverage options is the first step toward securing quality healthcare—and that’s where we excel. With three decades of Tampa Bay expertise, Suzanne’s Health Plans simplifies the entire process, whether you’re enrolling in Medicare, exploring ACA plans, or adding dental/vision protection.
When evaluating Medicare options, we help you navigate:
Medicare Advantage (Part C): Not only do these all-in-one plans bundle hospital (Part A) and medical (Part B) coverage, but many also include prescription drugs (Part D) and even extras like dental benefits—making them a popular choice for comprehensive care.
Medicare Supplement Plans: While Original Medicare covers 80%, these plans effectively fill the gaps for copays, coinsurance, and deductibles. Especially valuable if you travel frequently or want predictable costs.
Part D Prescription Plans: Since medication needs change, we analyze formularies annually to ensure your drugs remain covered at the best price.
ACA Marketplace: Affordable Protection Under 65For individuals and families needing non-Medicare coverage:
Essential health benefits, including emergency services and maternity care.
Guaranteed acceptance regardless of pre-existing conditions.
Premium tax credits that can significantly lower monthly costs.
Many focus solely on medical insurance, we emphasize:
Preventive dental care (from cleanings to X-rays) to avoid costly procedures later.
Vision plans covering exams, lenses, and even LASIK discounts in some cases.
Why Work With an Independent Broker?Unlike captive agents, as an independent broker, Suzanne’s Health Plans works for you—not the insurance companies. This means:
Unbiased Recommendations: We prioritize your needs, not commissions.
Access to Multiple Carriers: Compare options from top-rated insurance providers.
Personalized Support: Dedicated service before, during, and after enrollment: From initial enrollment through annual reviews and life changes, we’re your dedicated advocates. Comprehensive coverage isn’t just about policies—it’s about matching your health history, protecting your budget, and securing your peace of mind.
