10/12/2026
Almost 24 Years of Medicare… Oh, How Things Have Changed! ❤️
Sometimes I wonder where the years have gone. It's hard to believe I've been helping people navigate Medicare for nearly 24 years!
I've been doing this since BEFORE Medicare prescription drug coverage even existed! 😳
When Medicare Part D enrollment first opened on November 15, 2005, I was right there helping people figure it all out.
Back then, my car was my office, and almost every appointment took place at YOUR kitchen table! 🚗☕
And Annual Enrollment? That ran from November 15 all the way through December 31. Yes, right through Christmas!
Needless to say, the holidays looked a little different in our house. There were plenty of Christmas tree hunts squeezed in between appointments, holiday preparations worked around Medicare deadlines, and lots of juggling between being a mom and taking care of my clients.
And this was all before our family was even complete! ❤️
I thought I'd share a photo from one of our more memorable Christmas tree hunts between appointments. 🎄😂
Looking back, it’s those little moments tucked into the middle of all the chaos that still make me smile.
Over the years, I've watched Medicare plans, benefits, rules, and enrollment dates change more times than I can count.
And yes, I've survived EVERY Annual Enrollment Period along the way! 😂☕
But here's what hasn't changed…
My love for what I do and my commitment to the people I serve.
Many of my clients have been with me for nearly two decades. I've gotten to know their families, share in their lives, and build friendships that mean far more than any insurance policy.
Today, I have an actual office instead of a car full of paperwork, but I still believe in the same personal service that started at those kitchen tables all those years ago.
Nearly 24 years later, I'm still here, still learning, still advocating, and still grateful for the people who have trusted me along the way. ❤️
Amicus means friend. And after all these years, that means more to me than ever.
Experience matters. Relationships matter even more.