What type of appointment should I book?

Initial Medicare Consultation
During an initial Medicare consultation, an advisor will discuss key aspects to tailor the plan to the client's needs. This includes understanding the client's health status, prescription drug requirements, preferred healthcare providers, and budget considerations. The advisor will explain the various parts of Medicare, such as Part A (hospital coverage) and Part B (medical coverage), and discuss supplemental plans or Medicare Advantage options. Additionally, they will clarify enrollment periods, potential penalties, and guide the client in making informed decisions for comprehensive and personalized Medicare coverage. The goal is to provide clarity, address concerns, and create a tailored plan that aligns with the client's unique healthcare needs and preferences.

Retirement Planning
In a consultation focused on retirement planning, an advisor will discuss key aspects related to preparing for Social Security, Medicare, and the timing involved. The discussion will start by evaluating the client's financial goals and retirement timeline. For Medicare, the advisor will explain the enrollment process, coverage options, and potential penalties for late enrollment. They will guide the client in understanding how Medicare integrates with other retirement income sources and healthcare needs. Timing considerations for both Social Security and Medicare will be explored to maximize benefits and ensure a well-coordinated retirement strategy. The goal is to empower the client with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions, ultimately optimizing their retirement plan.
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Transition Planning
Regardless if you are continuing to work or looking to plan for tomorrow, this consultation is perfect for reviewing enrollment options, exploring the what ifs for tomorrow or comparing your active employee plans to alternative options you may have. During a consultation to discuss transitioning to other benefits from employer benefits, an advisor will cover several key topics. They will begin by understanding the client's current employer benefits, including healthcare coverage, retirement plans, and any additional perks. The discussion will then shift to explore the benefit options available, such as healthcare plans, pension details, and potential financial considerations. The advisor will provide insights into the implications of the transition, including changes in coverage, cost comparisons, and any potential gaps in benefits. They will also guide the client through the enrollment process, deadlines, and address any questions or concerns to ensure a smooth transition and a well-informed decision-making process. The goal is to help the client navigate the complexities of transitioning to retiree benefits seamlessly and with confidence.

Customer Service
A customer service and support appointment with Aevitas involves addressing the specific needs and concerns of clients related to their benefits and/or retirement planning. Overall, the customer service and support appointment is designed to provide a tailored experience, addressing individual concerns and ensuring clients feel confident and well-informed about their benefits and retirement journey with Aevitas. This is also the appointment to select if you are needing Caring Connections support.
Define Client: Any individual or family member enrolled in our services through their employer or a loved one's employer
