Secure online enrollment
You Can Enroll Independently, But You Are Not Alone!
Compare plans and enroll yourself, with a licensed local agent standing behind you at no cost.
When you use the secure enrollment link below, O’Neal Insurance Group automatically becomes your assigned local agent of record. This costs you absolutely nothing.
If you ever have a claim problem, a question about your plan, or need to switch plans next year, you can skip the carrier’s automated phone lines and call us directly.
What you will need to start
Explore and compare Medicare Advantage and prescription drug plans in your area. Have these ready before you begin so the application does not time out on you.
- Your Medicare card. Have your red, white, and blue card ready for your Part A and Part B start dates.
- Your prescription list. Write down exact drug names, pill dosages, and how often you take them, to check against the Part D formulary.
- Your doctor names. Keep a list of your primary doctors and specialists to confirm your HMO or PPO network fit.
- Your Medicaid number, if you also have state Medicaid.
- A note of the extras you want. Help with food and utilities, fitness membership, flex card, extra dental, vision, or over-the-counter allowances.
Choose how you want to do this
Do it yourself, online
Compare plans, check your doctors and prescriptions, and enroll securely on your own time.
No wait — help over the phone
Prefer a person? Call and a licensed agent will walk through it with you, or share your screen and do it together.
Mon–Fri, 8am–6pm PST · Mon–Fri, 10am–8pm CST
Protect your information. Do not send Social Security numbers, Medicare numbers, financial information, or medical records by email or through a web form. Use the secure enrollment link or call us directly.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent multiple organizations which offer products in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE, or your local State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) to get information on all of your options.
Official resource
Check the source, then ask for personal help
Educational information is general. A licensed agent can help with plan comparisons; agents do not provide medical, legal, or official eligibility advice.