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Source: SIMPLY INSURANCE - MEDICARE INSURANCE AGENT SERVING COLORADO – September 30, 2026
Published by Mile High Living Denver · Watch on YouTube (opens in a new tab) · About 4 minutes
About this interview
In this Mile High Living segment, Betsy and Owen from Simply Insurance discuss their family-centered approach to Medicare guidance: taking time to educate clients and understand their needs.
The conversation covers preparing for Medicare as age 65 approaches, the two main coverage paths, questions to ask when working past 65, and why an Annual Notice of Change deserves a careful review. They also explain how to request a no-cost consultation with Simply Insurance.
Key takeaways
Start the conversation before turning 65
The interview encourages early preparation so there is time to understand enrollment steps and ask questions about your situation.
Understand the two coverage paths
Betsy describes Original Medicare with supplemental and prescription drug coverage, and Medicare Advantage. The discussion emphasizes that one approach does not fit everyone.
Check your employer coverage if you keep working
Owen recommends talking with your employer’s benefits team or a licensed broker before deciding whether to delay Medicare. The right timing depends on your coverage and circumstances.
Read your Annual Notice of Change
The segment encourages beneficiaries to review their plan’s notice rather than filing it away, and to ask questions about changes that may affect them.
This video and summary are for educational purposes only and are not personal advice. Your options depend on your own coverage and circumstances, so talk with a licensed broker before making Medicare decisions.
Have questions about your own situation?
Ask Simply Insurance about a no-cost consultation.
Request a No-Cost ConsultationRelated Medicare guides
- The four parts of MedicareRead our overview of Parts A, B, C, and D.Learn More
- Medicare Advantage vs. MedigapExplore the differences between the two coverage paths.Learn More
- Medicare and working past 65Learn which questions to ask about employer coverage.Learn More
- Medicare enrollment periodsGet familiar with the different enrollment windows.Learn More
