Clear Medicare Help, Tailored to You
Whether you’re newly eligible or exploring better Medicare coverage, we’re here to simplify the journey. At our agency, there are no confusing terms or pushy pitches—just honest guidance from someone who listens. We're based in Commerce Township, MI and serve people all across Michigan as well as 33 other states across the U.S.
Why Medicare Benefits Group?
Our service is free. We work for you, not the insurance companies. We do all the paperwork, ensure your doctors are in network, and review your account every year to determine if your plan needs to be adjusted based on medical changes or if we can find you additional savings.
Independent One-Stop Shop
We are licensed with many of the top insurance carriers nationwide, which means you will receive multiple options based on your individual needs and budget.
Unbiased Advice
As trusted and knowledgable professionals we provide you with all the pros and cons of your options, never steering you towards something you do not need or want.
Custom Prescription Drug Lookup
We lookup your current medications to ensure you have the right plan for you, helping you save money when combining premiums, deductibles, and copays.
WE SHOP THE RATES FOR YOU
We shop the rates for you. The carrier rates through us are the same as if you called the insurance company direct. The carriers pay us directly so there are no markups when purchasing a plan through us.
How Original Medicare Works
Medicare is the Federal health insurance program for:
- People who are age 65 or older
- Certain younger people with disabilities
- People with End-Stage Renal Disease (permanent kidney failure requiring dialysis or a transplant, sometimes called ESRD).
There are two different parts of Original Medicare that help cover specific services which are referred to as Part A and Part B. For a summary of premiums, deductibles, coinsurance, and other costs associated to Part A and Part B, click here →
Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance)
In general, think of this like ‘room and board’ when you’re in the hospital. This is an entitlement benefit, meaning most people are entitled to their Part A at age 65 because they have paid into Social Security and Medicare as part of their income taxes every year and therefore are entitled to Part A premium-free. The deductibles, coinsurance, and out-of-pocket costs within Part A can quickly add up.
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance)
Most people associate Medicare coverage with Part B because this is the major medical, or ‘doctoring,’ part. This includes services such as doctor visits, labs, x-rays, CT’s, surgeon fees, physical therapy, and everything in between. In 2025, most people will pay a monthly premium of $185.00 for Part B. Higher income earners will pay more due to an Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount, or IRMAA. The Part B premium deducts automatically out of a beneficiary’s Social Security income, or if the SSI is deferred, the Social Security Administration will mail a bill (usually quarterly). This premium gives the Medicare beneficiary 80/20 major medical coverage: Medicare pays 80% of major medical costs, leaving the Medicare beneficiary responsible for the other 20%, with no maximum out of pocket. Also, Part B's deductible in 2025 is $257 for the calendar year.
Explore Our Services
Medicare Advantage Plans (Part C)
These plans provide all of your Part A and Part B benefits, which include hospital and medical coverage. Most Advantage plans include Part D Prescription Drug coverage and usually include many additional benefits not covered by Original Medicare.
Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Insurance
These plans help pay for healthcare costs such as co-pays and deductibles. They help fill the ‘gaps’ of Original Medicare with the freedom to go to any doctor in the U.S. that takes Medicare.
Medicare Prescription Drug Plans (Part D)
Part D coverage is obtained as a standalone prescription drug plan or included in a Medicare Advantage (Part C) plan that offers coverage for medication costs. These plans are tailored to fit your specific needs and budget.
Other Insurance Services
We can also help you explore insurance plans that fill in the gaps Medicare doesn’t cover. This includes options for dental, vision, hearing, and other supplemental needs. If you're looking for more complete protection without the confusion, we’ll explain your options simply and help you choose what makes sense for your lifestyle and budget.
Here’s What Our Clients Are Saying
We believe good service speaks for itself—and so do the people we’ve helped. Below are just a few kind words from individuals who turned to us for clear, one-on-one Medicare support. Check out more review here!

Recent 5 Star Reviews from Google
States We Insure
Although we're proudly based in Michigan, we’re licensed in over 30 states and able to help individuals across the U.S. who need one-on-one Medicare support.

frequently asked questions
Quick Answers to the Questions We Hear Most
What’s the difference between Medicare Advantage and Medigap?
Medicare Advantage (Part C) is a bundled plan that includes Part A and B and often extra benefits like dental and vision. Medigap is a supplemental plan that helps pay out-of-pocket costs when you stay on Original Medicare.
How much does Medicare cost?
Get a QuoteCosts vary depending on income, plan type, and whether you choose additional benefits. We break it all down in simple terms so you know what to expect—no surprises.
Do I have to sign up at 65?
Get a QuoteUsually, yes—but it depends on your situation. We’ll help you understand your personal timeline so you don’t miss any important windows.
Can I change my plan later?
Get a QuoteYes. There are specific times of the year when you can change plans. We’ll let you know what’s possible now—and what’s best to consider.
Is this service free?
Absolutely. There’s no charge to talk to us, ask questions, or get help comparing plans. We're here to support, not sell. We get paid by the insurance companies, never by you.
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