Medicare
New to Medicare or exploring your options? Start with questions about coverage, doctors, prescriptions, costs, and enrollment.
Explore MedicareYou’ve worked hard for the people and life you love. I’m Mariah Jordan, and I’m here to help you understand Medicare, life insurance, and retirement options—one conversation at a time.
Find the information you need Explore Medicare, life & retirement
Whether you’re looking for yourself, your spouse, or a loved one, start with the topic that matters most to you. It’s okay if you’re still exploring.
New to Medicare or exploring your options? Start with questions about coverage, doctors, prescriptions, costs, and enrollment.
Explore MedicareExplore ways to help your loved ones with everyday bills, mortgage payments, future responsibilities, and final expenses.
Explore life insuranceWhether retirement is ahead or already here, explore questions about income, everyday expenses, and insurance options such as annuities.
Explore retirementCoverage options and services are subject to agency licensing, insurer appointments, eligibility, and location. Confirm availability with the agency.
Here for you.
And those you love.
I’m Mariah Jordan, the agent and owner of Lashay Financial Agency. I know insurance can bring up a lot of questions. You don’t need to know all the terms or have everything figured out before we begin.
My approach starts with listening to what matters to you—your health, the people you love, and the life you want in the years ahead. We can take things one step at a time, using everyday language.
Whether you’re approaching Medicare, enjoying retirement, raising a family, or helping a parent, you’re welcome here. There’s room for every question.
Choose a topic to exploreYou deserve to feel heard and understand your choices. Start with your questions, talk through the details, and take the time you need to decide.
Share what matters: your health coverage, the people you care for, and the life you imagine in retirement.
Ask about benefits, costs, exclusions, and how coverage may change over time. Every question belongs.
Review the details before deciding. Your understanding matters just as much as your choice.
Explore the details at your own pace. These quick guides help you feel ready for what comes next.
Three simple steps to prepare for a conversation.
02Medicare, life insurance, and retirement basics.
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04Understand what happens to your information.
Not sure what to ask? Choose a topic below for a short list of questions you can save and bring to a conversation.
No personal details needed.Your selections create an educational checklist, not a quote, enrollment, or financial recommendation. Medicare and life insurance or retirement discussions should be arranged separately.
You’re welcome to explore these resources together. Ask your loved one what matters most to them and make a list of questions. They should remain involved in decisions about their coverage. Any permission needed to discuss their personal information can be arranged with the agency.
Start with your doctors, prescriptions, expected costs, and enrollment timing. Ask how Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage differ, and where prescription drug coverage or Medicare Supplement Insurance may fit. Options depend on your eligibility and location. Visit Medicare.gov for official information.
Think about who depends on you and the expenses you would want to help cover. Ask about term and permanent coverage, premiums, exclusions, and any waiting periods. Final expense coverage can be part of this conversation. Eligibility and benefits depend on the policy.
Start with your expected expenses, existing income sources, savings, and access to emergency funds. If you explore an annuity, ask about costs, surrender charges, withdrawal restrictions, risks, and income terms. Guarantees depend on the issuing insurer’s financial strength and claims-paying ability. Learn more at Investor.gov.
Keep Medicare plan discussions separate from life insurance and annuity sales conversations. Let the agency know which topic you want to discuss so the appropriate appointment and any required permissions can be arranged.
No. The guide creates a checklist for you to download. It does not submit your information, provide a personalized recommendation, or enroll you in coverage. Quotes, product availability, and eligibility must be confirmed with the agency and applicable insurer.
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