Medicare is complicated. Getting help should not be.
Talk with a licensed Texas Medicare advisor who can compare plan options available in your ZIP code based on your doctors, prescriptions, budget, and priorities.
- No additional cost
- No obligation to enroll
- Se habla español
Let’s Make Medicare Simple.
Licensed advisors
Medicare-focused help
Multiple companies
Options vary by ZIP code
Texas-based support
Statewide phone help
Year-round service
Help after enrollment
What brings you here today?
You do not need to know which plan you want. Start with what is changing in your life, and we will help you understand the next step.
I am turning 65
Understand your enrollment window, Parts A and B, and the choices you will make next.
I am retiring or losing coverage
Understand your enrollment window, Parts A and B, and the choices you will make next.
I already have Medicare
Review your doctors, prescriptions, costs, and priorities before making a change.
We compare the details that can actually affect you.
Doctors and hospitals
Prescriptions and pharmacies
Premiums and out-of-pocket costs
Travel and network preferences
Benefits that matter to you
Enrollment timing and eligibility
Understand the paths before you pick a plan.
We explain how the main types of Medicare coverage work, then help you compare options available where you live.
Medicare Advantage
An alternative way to receive your Part A and Part B benefits through a private Medicare-approved insurance company.
- Provider networks and costs vary by plan
- Many plans include prescription coverage
- Extra benefits may be available
Medicare Supplement
Also called Medigap, these policies work with Original Medicare to help pay certain out-of-pocket costs.
- Works alongside Original Medicare
- Standardized plan letters
- Medical underwriting may apply in some situations
Prescription Drug Plans
Standalone Part D plans can add prescription coverage when you use Original Medicare.
- Formularies differ by plan
- Pharmacy networks can affect cost
- Coverage and prices can change each year
Here is what happens when you contact us.
No confusing call-center maze. No need to arrive knowing Medicare. We start with a conversation.
1
Tell us what matters
We ask about your timing, doctors, prescriptions, budget, travel, and the benefits that matter most to you.
2
Compare available options
Your advisor explains the differences in plain language and helps you weigh the tradeoffs.
3
Choose with confidence
When you are ready, we guide you through enrollment and remain available for future coverage questions.
Texas families come to us for clarity.
Ruth T.
“All of the insurance options were explained very clearly.”
Cole
“Monica made it a painless process.”
Jeff S.
A Texas agency that answers the phone.
Speak with a real person
Call our office Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
English and Spanish support
Ask to speak with an advisor in the language you prefer.
Licensed independent agency
TMS Insurance Brokerage, Inc. dba Texas Medicare Solutions.
Medicare information in plain English.
Use these resources to understand the basics, then talk with an advisor about how the details apply to you.
How Medicare Advantage works
Learn how private plans deliver Medicare benefits and which details to compare.
Understanding Medicare Supplement
See how Medigap works with Original Medicare and when underwriting may matter.
More Medicare answers
Browse helpful articles about enrollment, plan types, costs, and common questions.
Straight answers to common Medicare questions.
When should I sign up for Medicare?
For many people, the Initial Enrollment Period is a seven-month window that begins three months before the month they turn 65 and ends three months after. Your timing may be different if you have qualifying employer coverage or another special circumstance.
Can I delay Medicare Part B if I am still working?
Possibly. The answer depends on the employer coverage you have, who carries it, and the size of the employer. Review your situation before delaying Part B because late-enrollment penalties can apply.
Does it cost more to work with your agents?
There is no additional cost to speak with our licensed agents. Agents may be compensated by insurance companies when a beneficiary enrolls in a plan.
Do you offer every Medicare plan available?
No. We represent multiple organizations, but we do not offer every plan available in every area. Plan availability depends on your ZIP code and eligibility.
Can you help me keep my doctors and cover my prescriptions?
We can help you review provider networks, prescription formularies, preferred pharmacies, estimated costs, and other plan details before you decide.
Can I speak with someone in Spanish?
Yes. Call our office or submit the form and ask to speak with a Spanish-speaking advisor.
Tell us how you would like to be contacted.
A licensed advisor will follow up to learn about your situation and schedule a no-obligation Medicare conversation.
Call now
(210) 908-6565
Email our office
info@txmedsolutions.com
San Antonio office
1901 NW Military Hwy, Ste 200
There is no additional cost to speak with our licensed agents. Agents may be compensated by insurance companies based on enrollment. Submitting this form does not obligate you to enroll.
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