Local Medicare help • Bloomington, Indiana
Medicare guidance, one conversation at a time.
Work with a local licensed insurance agent who can explain Medicare choices in plain language and help you review factors that matter to your health, budget, prescriptions, and preferred providers.
Personal, local Medicare guidance
Swift Retirement serves Bloomington and surrounding Monroe County by appointment. Instead of relying only on mailers or rushed phone calls, you can sit down with Evan Howard and ask questions about the Medicare decisions in front of you.
Topics we can review together
- Medicare enrollment timing and eligibility
- Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage considerations
- Medicare Supplement insurance considerations
- Prescription drug coverage and medication lists
- Annual coverage reviews when your needs change
What to bring to your appointment
Bring a list of your prescriptions, preferred doctors and hospitals, current insurance information, and the questions you want answered. Do not send private medical or Medicare information through the website.
Convenient Bloomington appointments
Swift Retirement is located at 1600 W Bloomfield Rd, Suite B, Bloomington, IN 47403. Appointments are available in person or by phone and must be scheduled in advance.
Bloomington-based, serving all of Indiana
You do not have to live in Bloomington to work with Swift Retirement. Evan serves people throughout Indiana, with phone appointments available for clients who prefer not to travel to the Bloomington office.
Frequently asked Medicare questions
When should I start preparing for Medicare?
It is helpful to begin reviewing your Medicare timeline several months before you turn 65. Your timing can depend on your current coverage and employment situation, so schedule an appointment to review the factors that apply to you.
Can Swift Retirement help me if I live outside Bloomington?
Yes. Swift Retirement is based in Bloomington and works with people throughout Indiana. Phone appointments are available by appointment for clients across the state.
What should I bring to a Medicare appointment?
Bring a list of prescriptions, preferred doctors and hospitals, current insurance information, and your questions. Do not send private medical or Medicare information through the website.
Are appointments required?
Yes. In-person and phone meetings are available by appointment so Evan can set aside time for your questions.