09/16/2026
💙 A LITTLE EXTRA INFORMATION CAN GIVE YOU A LOT OF PEACE OF MIND
Choosing a healthcare plan can be confusing, especially when different plans may sound very similar.
Some policies are marketed in ways that may make them appear connected to a major, well-known insurance carrier, when they are actually separate supplemental, limited-benefit, discount, or “add-on” policies that are not affiliated with that carrier.
That doesn’t necessarily mean the policy is bad — but you deserve to know exactly what you are purchasing.
Before enrolling, take a moment to ask:
✔️ Who is the actual insurance carrier?
✔️ Is this major medical coverage or a supplemental/add-on policy?
✔️ Is the plan actually affiliated with the company whose name was mentioned?
✔️ What does the plan cover — and what doesn’t it cover?
✔️ Are my doctors, hospitals, and prescriptions included?
If you are 60 or older and believe you may have been misled or deceived when purchasing healthcare coverage, you are not alone — and you don’t may have options to fix it!
You may be able to report suspected elder fraud and get help understanding what happened.
📞 National Elder Fraud Hotline
1-833-FRAUD-11
1-833-372-8311
💙 Our goal at Match Made Insurance is simple:
To help you understand your options, ask the right questions, and feel confident about the coverage you choose.
If you aren’t sure what you purchased, it’s okay to ask questions. Getting a second opinion can provide valuable peace of mind.
Know your coverage. Know your carrier. Know your options.
We’re here to help you make an informed decision.
Rebekah Miller | Match Made Insurance
📞 928-977-2580
📧 [email protected]
Serving Arizona • Nevada • California • Hawaii
Educational information only. This post does not allege that any specific carrier, agent, or plan has engaged in fraud.
