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Your Agent for Healthcare & Housing
Ready to speak directly with Andrew?
I work at the intersection of housing and healthcare, providing seniors and their families with a single, trusted place for retirement decisions. I help you protect your health, your home, and your legacy.
How I Can Help!
• Medicare plan consultations
• Guidance for turning 65 or starting Medicare
• Support with aging in place, downsizing, or choosing a retirement community
• Help with Social Security issues, Medicare penalties, insurance claim denials, and medical billing concerns
Why Andrew?
Retirement decisions are more connected than most people realize. Healthcare, housing, and financial protection all impact each other — yet they’re often handled separately.
As both a licensed Medicare advisor and Realtor, I take a holistic approach to your retirement. I help you understand your options and make confident decisions by simplifying Medicare insurance, downsizing, access to healthcare, and the financial impacts of each.
My goal is simple — to give you clear options so you can move forward with confidence in your retirement.
I help individuals and families navigate Medicare and retirement decisions without confusion or pressure.
FAQ's
How much does it cost to work with Andrew?
How much does it cost to work with Andrew?
There’s no cost. My consultations are completely free — I’m here to help you understand your options and make the right decision.
If you choose to enroll in a plan through me, I’m compensated by the Medicare insurance carrier, not by you.
What happens during the consultation?
What happens during the consultation?
We’ll go over your situation, answer your questions, and walk through your options step by step — no pressure.
What if I already have a Medicare plan?
What if I already have a Medicare plan?
That’s great — there’s no need to change plans unless there’s a reason to. We’ll review your current coverage, answer any questions you have, and make sure it still fits your needs.
Can Medicare take my house?
Can Medicare take my house?
No — Medicare itself does not take your home. This a common misunderstanding because there are some situations involving Medicaid (not Medicare) that can affect assets, and I can help you understand the difference, and how to protect your home.
No — Medicare itself does not take your home. This is a common misunderstanding. Some situations involving Medicaid (not Medicare) can affect assets, and I can help you understand the difference and how to protect your home.
Your health, your home, your future — all in one place.
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