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    About Lawrence Senior Insurance

    An independent Medicare-focused insurance practice built to serve Lawrence residents — especially those turning 65.

    Medicare information reviewed and updated April 2026 · 2026 Part B premium: $202.90/month
    Adam — Licensed Kansas insurance agent
    Adam
    Licensed Kansas Agent

    Meet Adam

    I grew up in Lawrence, graduated from Free State High School, and earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance from the University of Kansas. After time away, I came back to Lawrence to do work that mattered close to home. Medicare turned out to be that work — it sits at the intersection of complex rules and life-shaping decisions, and most people walk into it with very little guidance.

    The focus here is people turning 65. That's the moment when the right framework saves a lifetime of penalties and frustration. I built the Four Pillar Review around what I kept seeing missed in other consultations: doctors, prescriptions, budget, and lifestyle — in that order — before any plan recommendation.

    A typical first call runs 30 to 45 minutes. We talk through your situation and you leave understanding your options. If we're a fit, I help you enroll. If not, you still know what to do next. I stay available year-round for questions, ANOC reviews each fall, and life events that trigger Special Enrollment Periods. I'm appointed with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas, Humana, United Healthcare, Wellcare, and Devoted Health, and I maintain AHIP certification annually.

    This is local work. Most of my clients live within a few miles of the same Lawrence streets I grew up on. That matters to me.

    Credentials

    ✓ Licensed
    Kansas insurance agent
    ✓ AHIP Certified
    Recertified annually
    ✓ Lawrence native
    Free State HS · BS Finance, University of Kansas
    ✓ Carrier appointments
    BCBS Kansas, Humana, UHC, Wellcare, Devoted Health

    The Four Pillar Medicare Review

    Every consultation works through these four pillars in order. The order matters — start with the wrong one and the rest can lead you to the wrong plan.

    1. Doctors
    Who do you see now? Who do you want to be able to see? Provider access drives the Original Medicare vs Medicare Advantage decision more than any other factor.
    2. Prescriptions
    What do you take? At what dosage? At which pharmacy? Part D plans differ widely on what's on formulary, what tier it's on, and what your preferred pharmacy looks like.
    3. Budget
    Premium budget plus what you can absorb out-of-pocket if things go sideways. Cheaper monthly often means more out-of-pocket. We map both.
    4. Lifestyle
    Travel patterns, second homes, caregiving roles, hobbies that involve risk. These tilt the recommendation in directions the first three pillars don't capture.

    Why Independent Matters

    • Not captive to a single carrier — can compare across the carriers Adam is appointed with
    • Paid by carriers when clients enroll, not by clients
    • Right-plan recommendation aligns with client interest because we don't have a quota tied to any one carrier
    • If the best fit isn't a plan we represent, we'll tell you

    Our Approach To Consultations

    • No pressure — you set the pace
    • Educational first, enrollment second (or never, if it's not a fit)
    • As long as needed — most calls run 30 to 45 minutes
    • Year-round support after enrollment
    • Phone, video, in-person at our Lawrence office, or home visits

    Geographic Focus

    Primary: Lawrence, Kansas

    Also serving: Douglas County, Eudora, Baldwin City, Lecompton, Tonganoxie, and surrounding areas in northeast Kansas.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Lawrence, Kansas · Local Knowledge

    Medicare In Lawrence — The Local Landscape

    Choosing the right Medicare plan in Lawrence isn't just about premiums — it's about which local doctors, hospitals, and pharmacies a plan actually contracts with. Here's the on-the-ground picture.

    LMH Health (Main Campus)
    325 Maine St, Lawrence, KS 66044. A 174-bed community hospital with the area's primary Emergency Department. Original Medicare is broadly accepted; Medicare Advantage participation varies by plan and product line — always verify before enrolling.Source: lmh.org/locations
    The University of Kansas Health System
    KU Health operates the LMH Health West Campus in Lawrence and its main academic medical center in Kansas City. Many Lawrence seniors travel to KU for specialty and advanced care, so we routinely check whether a given Medicare Advantage plan includes KU's network.Source: kansashealthsystem.com
    Douglas County Senior Resource Center
    745 Vermont St, Lawrence, KS 66044 · (785) 842-0543 · Mon–Fri 8:30a–4:30p. The county's hub for SHICK Medicare counseling, Senior Wheels transportation, activities, and connections to in-home support.Source: dgcoks.gov/senior-resource-center
    SHICK — Free, Unbiased Medicare Counseling
    The Kansas State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP), administered by KDADS. Volunteer counselors not affiliated with any insurance company. Statewide hotline: 1-800-860-5260. Local appointments available through the Senior Resource Center.Source: kdads.ks.gov
    Douglas County Visiting Nurses Association
    200 Maine St, Suite C, Lawrence, KS 66044 · (785) 843-3738. Non-profit home health serving seniors managing chronic conditions or recovering from a hospital stay — typically billed under Medicare Part A or B home-health benefits.Source: kansasvna.org
    Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
    200 Maine St, Suite A, Lawrence, KS 66044. Behavioral health for Douglas County. The Treatment & Recovery Center at 1000 W 2nd St offers walk-in crisis care 24/7. Crisis: 988.Source: bertnash.org/contact
    Social Security Administration — Lawrence Office
    1440 Wakarusa Dr, Suite 200, Lawrence, KS 66049 · 1-866-698-2561 (national: 1-800-772-1213). Where most Lawrence residents enroll in Medicare Part A & B. Appointments strongly recommended.Source: ssa.gov locator
    Senior Transportation In Douglas County
    Three options serve Lawrence seniors: Senior Wheels (Senior Resource Center), Independence, Inc., and the City's Lawrence Transit / T Lift ADA paratransit. Important when picking a Medicare Advantage plan with non-emergency transportation benefits.Source: dgcoks.gov
    Neighborhoods & Areas We Serve

    We meet clients across every part of Lawrence — from the historic Old West Lawrence and Oread districts near KU and Mass Street, to Pinckney, East Lawrence, North Lawrence, Brook Creek, Centennial, Schwegler, and the newer Prairie Park and west-side neighborhoods near Wakarusa and 6th Street.

    Beyond the city, we serve Douglas County — including Eudora, Baldwin City, Lecompton, and the rural areas around Clinton Lake — as well as nearby Tonganoxie, Perry, Lawrence-area Leavenworth County, and the broader northeast Kansas region.

    City historic districts and neighborhood boundaries reference: City of Lawrence — Historic District Maps.

    We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.

    Not connected with or endorsed by the United States government or the federal Medicare program.

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