Caregiver Support
Helping a parent with Medicare? You don't have to figure it out alone.
Patient explanations, organized notes, and a plan you can both feel good about — built around the people doing the caring.
Questions caregivers should ask
Six questions to bring to any Medicare review.
- 1.Are my parent's doctors and specialists in-network?
- 2.Is every prescription covered, and at what tier?
- 3.What's the total estimated yearly cost?
- 4.What dental, vision, hearing, or transportation benefits are included?
- 5.How does this plan handle hospital stays and rehab?
- 6.What happens when they travel or stay with family out of state?
What to gather first
Everything in one place makes the rest easy.
- Red, white, and blue Medicare card
- Current insurance cards (if any)
- List of every prescription with dosage and pharmacy
- Names of all doctors and specialists
- A trusted decision-maker for the conversation
- A few honest notes on budget and priorities
- Licensed Medicare ProfessionalHampton Roads, VA
- Education-FirstNo-pressure conversations
- Community-CenteredWorkshops & speaking
- Caregiver-FriendlyBring family or a friend
What happens next
A simple, no-pressure path.
- 1
Book
Pick a time that works — phone or in person.
- 2
Quick intake
A few questions about doctors, prescriptions, and budget.
- 3
Review options
Plain-language comparison of the plans that fit you.
- 4
Next steps
Enroll if you're ready, or take notes home — no pressure.
Caregiver-friendly workshops
Bring your questions to a free virtual or in-person session →
Bring the family. We'll bring the patience.
Three-way calls, video, or in person — whatever helps you and your parent decide together.