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How We Can Help
Our Company
Principal Agent: Lisa Longwell
Phone: (904) 385-8333
FAX: (800) 867-6773
Email: Lisa@FloridaInsuranceOne.com
Our Company
How We Can Help
Our Company
As the principal agent I bring with me over 30 years of experience in human resource management, extensive experience with Medicare and other products and a lifetime career in customer service.
Specializing in Medicare products we will help you choose the best products for your needs, show you how to utilize those products to maximize your coverage and gain the most protection.
With a collective background and a passion for helping people make great choices at the right price, it is my reason for joining the Insurance industry.
I understand that everyone has different insurance needs. That is why I am committed to provide you an individualized plan with the highest level of customer service every time.
How We Can Help
How We Can Help
How We Can Help
Florida Insurance One is an Independent Insurance Agency that specializes in: Medicare Supplements, Medicare Advantage, Prescription Drug Plans, Dental and Vision, we also offer Individual & Family and Employer health plans, Life Insurance and Annuities.
We represent a number of carriers that include Aetna, UnitedHealthcare®, BCBS, Humana, Wellcare, United American, Mutual of Omaha, Cigna, and the MarketPlace aka Healthcare.gov and others.
Call us for your FREE Medicare Consultation there is never a fee to help you to make the right choice.
Plans
Medicare
Individual & Family
Prescription Drug
We offer Medicare Supplements (aka "Medigap") and Medicare Advantage Plans. These plans offer different methods to pay for medical coverage that best fits your lifestyle. Some Advantage plan Premiums you won't believe, and Part B Premium Reductions!
Prescription Drug
Individual & Family
Prescription Drug
Medicare Prescription Drug Plans are also called Part D benefits, an optional US federal-government program to help you pay for prescription drug insurance premiums.
Individual & Family
Individual & Family
Individual & Family
Are you without Health Coverage, between jobs or been laid off; waiting for employer benefits; part-time or temporary; or recently graduated, these Plans may be Right for You.
Dental & Vision
Dental & Vision
Individual & Family
Find Out How Affordable Your Plan could be with a No-Obligation Quote. Choose the Right Plan for Your Budget and Needs. Skip Large Out-Of-Pocket Expenses Later!
Ancillary
Dental & Vision
Healthcare.gov
Ancillary Benefits can help cover Deductibles, Co-pays, Emergency Costs, Accidents, or Unexpected Out-of-Pocket Expenses and lower your financial burden. See the Different Types of Plans we offer.
Healthcare.gov
Dental & Vision
Healthcare.gov
Healthcare.gov is a federal health plan exchange, also called the Marketplace where you can buy a Health Insurance Plans. Exchanges are set up by the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
Prescription Drug "Part D"
What Is Part D
Part D, is simply insurance for your medication needs. You pay a monthly premium to an insurance carrier for your Part D plan. In return, you use the insurance carrier’s network of pharmacies or mail order to purchase your prescription medications. Rater than paying full price, you will pay a copay or percentage of the drug’s cost. The insurance company will pay the rest.
When Am I Eligible for Part D
You are eligible for Medicare Part D as long as you are actively enrolled in either Part A and/or B. You must also live in the Part D plans’s service area. Though Medicare Part D is voluntary, we strongly recommend it if you have no other drug coverage. "Part D" provides you insurance against future catastrophic medication costs. It will also help give you lower co-pays on medications you take now.
- Be aware that if you do not enroll in Part D and you have no other creditable coverage, you may incur late penalties when you enroll later
How Medicare Part D Works
- Annual Deductible In 2023, the allowable maximum Part D deductible is $505. Plans may charge the full Part D deductible, a partial deductible, or waive the deductible entirely. You will pay the network discounted price for your medications until your plan calculates that you have satisfied the deductible. After that, you enter initial coverage.
- Initial Coverage During this stage of Part D drug coverage, you will pay a copay for your medications based on the drug formulary. Each drug plan will separate its medications into tiers. Each tiers has a copay amount that you will pay. (For example, a plan might assign a $7 copay for a Tier 1 generic medication. Maybe a Tier 3 is a preferred brand name for a $40 copay, and so on). The insurance company tracks the spending by both you and the insurance company until you have together spent a total of $4,660 in 2023.
- The Coverage Gap After you’ve reached the initial coverage limit for the year, you enter the "coverage gap". During the gap, you will pay only 25% of the retail cost of your medications. Your gap spending will continue until your total out of pocket drug costs have reached $7,400 in 2023.
- Catastrophic Coverage Minimum cost-sharing under catastrophic coverage benefit: $4.15 for generic/preferred multi-source drug and $10.35 for all other drugs for 2023.
Individual & Family
Types of Plans
In today's market there is a number of different options for Families and Individuals:
- STM "Short Term Medical" and "Tri-Term Medical" plans. Most have a Deductible & co-pay you can choose that best fits you finances.
- They offer Doctor Visits, Wellness Visits, Hospital - In Patient & Out Patient and Emergency coverage. You have the option to keep the coverage for as short or as long of a period as you needed.
- These plan are PPO's "Preferred Provider" plans where you have a network pf doctors to choose from. Some of the networks include, Golden Rule, PCHS and Aetna to name a few.
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Dental & Vision & Ancillary Plans
Dental and Vision
Dental and Vision
Dental and Vision
We offer Dental Plans that begin coverage immediately and some with waiting periods. Some of the carriers include Cigna, Delta Dental, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare®, Humana, National General, .
Ancillary Plans
Dental and Vision
Dental and Vision
Ancillary Benefits refer to benefits, (usually fixed amount payments) that are used to supplement health insurance to help cover your deductibles, out-of-pocket expenses and co-pays.
Ancillary Plans
Hospital ProtectorGuard Plans
ProtectorGuard Plans offer coverage with simple, straight-forward benefits for Doctor Visits, In-Patient Hospital Stays, Surgical Services, Wellness/Preventative Care, Out-Patient Services and more.
Indemnity Plans
Predictable Set Dollar Benefits. You’ll know exactly what the plan will pay to your provider for each covered office visit, test, hospitalization, and more. Then combine this with your in-network discounts to help you stretch your benefits further
Accidental Fixed and AD&D Plans
Accident Fixed-Benefit coverage pays cash right to you, helping you catch up financially from days off work and pay expenses other plans don’t, like auto and medical deductibles. You get a set cash benefit for each covered injury or service — multiple benefits that really add up.
Critical Illness Plans
Critical Illness insurance can pay you cash for a qualifing serious illness. You can use the cash however you want - for bills, livinig expenses, out-of-pocket medical costs, and more. So you'll be able to focus on treatment and recovery.
Life Insurance
Term life insurance offers the financial protection your loved ones need in the event of your death to protect your family’s finances. Lump-sum cash benefit. The money is paid to your beneficiary and can be used as they wish.
Cancer & Heart/Stroke Plans
With Cancer and Heart/Stroke coverage, you get cash benefits when you need them most, so you can concentrate on recovery without worrying about your bills piling up. Your Cancer and Heart/Stroke plan will pay cash benefits for a number of common, diagnoses.
Medicare Cost Decrease
- The standard monthly premium for Medicare Part B enrollees will be $164.90 for 2023, a decrease of $5.20 from $170.10 in 2022.
- The annual deductible for all Medicare Part B beneficiaries is $226 in 2023, a decrease of $7 from the annual deductible of $233 in 2022.