New To Medicare
Start Medicare with more clarity and less guesswork.
If you are turning 65 or helping someone who is, we can help you sort timing, plan types, doctors, and drug coverage without making the process feel heavier than it already does.
- Enrollment timing help
- Budget-first comparisons
- Licensed agents
Free 2027 plan review
Start with a few quick questions.
About a minute · No obligation
Where are you in the Medicare timeline?
This helps us focus on whether your next step is enrollment, comparison, or avoiding a costly delay.
People new to Medicare usually need help with timing first, then plan fit. We can keep that sequence simple.
This is a solicitation for insurance. A licensed insurance agent may contact you. This website is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the U.S. Government, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), or any state Medicaid agency. We do not offer every plan available in your area.
What we help clarify
- 1.When to enroll and how deadlines may affect your options
- 2.How employer, retiree, spouse, or current coverage changes the next step
- 3.Which plan path makes sense for doctors, prescriptions, and total cost
Want the short version first?
This Prime Plan intro video gives a quick overview of Medicare basics before you decide whether to call or request a callback.
Meet your agent
Gabriel Nisanov
Licensed Medicare & Medicaid enrollment advisor
Gabriel Nisanov is a licensed insurance agent who helps people enroll in Medicare and Medicaid-related coverage, compare plan options, and choose a plan around their doctors, prescriptions, budget and timing.
Many of his clients are turning 65, reviewing a plan that no longer fits, or helping a parent who has both Medicare and Medicaid. Prime Plan supports clients in English and Russian.
“My goal is simple: make the next step clear, explain the trade-offs in plain language, and be reachable when you want to talk.”
Ready to see your 2027 options?
A free comparison usually takes about 15 minutes.