Medicare
Make sense of Original Medicare, Advantage, Part D and supplement options with your doctors, prescriptions and budget in view.
- ↗ Turning 65
- ↗ Annual plan reviews
- ↗ Extra Help & special situations
Independent insurance broker based in Michigan
Start your free coverage review today. We’ll help you compare Medicare, ACA Marketplace, hospital indemnity and life insurance options with confidence.
Doctors · Prescriptions · Budget
Medicare · ACA · Hospital & life
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COVERAGE THAT FITS REAL LIFE
Start with your situation—not a sales pitch. We’ll narrow the field, explain the tradeoffs and help you make an informed choice.
Make sense of Original Medicare, Advantage, Part D and supplement options with your doctors, prescriptions and budget in view.
Compare health plans and available savings when you are self-employed, between jobs or not offered affordable employer coverage.
Explore coverage designed to help with costs connected to a hospital stay and provide financial protection for the people who depend on you.
LEARN BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Straightforward education, without the alphabet soup. Open a guide for a quick answer, then bring your questions to a personal review.
Ask Alex a question →Your first decisions include when to enroll, whether to keep employer coverage, and how you want to receive Parts A and B benefits. A quick review can prevent late penalties and coverage gaps.
Household size, estimated annual income, ages and location can all affect Marketplace pricing and savings. Compare total costs—not only the monthly premium.
Bring your preferred doctors, prescriptions, expected care and budget. Those four details turn a long plan list into a focused comparison.
HERE WHEN YOU NEED US
Stork Insurance serves individuals and families across Michigan, with a focus on Metro Detroit and East Michigan. You get a real person who knows the local provider landscape and is still here when a bill, benefit or renewal raises a question.
LET’S MAKE THIS SIMPLE
Tell us what you need help with. We’ll start with a conversation—never pressure.