Randy Hall, Mr. Nice Guy Medicare Advisor

I’m Randy W. Hall, aka Mr. Nice Guy Medicare Advisor, and I’ve been helping those on Medicare in Tennessee understand and select their Medicare options as an independent broker since 2010. My hope is you’re looking for someone who is able to help you understand all this confusing Medicare stuff without trying to “sell” you something. For actual customer experiences check out these testimonials: https://mrniceguymedicareadvisor.com/testimonials-from-actual-clients/

My goal is always to help you as best as possible. If you’re looking for a person who can tell you the truth on each option and give you an unbiased viewpoint, that’s my expertise. I’ve helped thousands of people just like you get into the best plan for them. Not only that, once you’re a client I am your advocate and will continue to help you in any way you need or want. I’m your agent for the long haul and want to give you as pleasant an experience as possible.

There are options to try to email me, but the best way to get fast, easy answers is to call me 615-578-5174. I promise to never pressure you and give you the truth without any spin or confusion. Always free-of-charge to you as well!

Are you looking for Medicare advice you can trust?

The issue with calling one of these “Helpline” numbers on your screen or an insurance company directly is they aren’t looking out for your best interests unless it happens to be what they can sell. The “Nice Guy” difference is I’m on your side. I’m an independent broker authorized to offer all the major carriers and plans in Tennessee. The advice I give is independent and unbiased. And my clients would tell you that when it comes to personal service you won’t find anyone more committed to helping than me. In fact, I’d rather you call me directly at 615-578-5174 and put that claim to the test. If I can’t make your situation better I have no problem telling you that. However if you can do better, I’ll let you know that too. And it’s all free-of-charge with no pressure selling ever.

Have you ever had anyone ever explain Medicare to you in a way you could understand?

That’s all we do here! My name is Randy W. Hall and professionally I’m known as “Mr. Nice Guy Medicare Advisor”. First off, let me share with you I hate traditional sales methods and tactics. I’ve learned I hate cold-calling folks like you because I hate it when someone cold-calls me. And if someone tries to pressure me into buying? I want to walk away out of spite when a salesperson tries that on me!  That’s why I’m writing you today. I want to invite you to seek out the information that could help you Maximize Your Medicare! All with the promise of helping you first and never pressuring you to buy something.

I’m a licensed broker in Tennessee and am authorized-to-offer most major carriers in the Medicare industry that operate in our state. Why do business with a broker? First off it means I’ll help you figure out which plan or programs are best-suited for you individually. You’d be surprised how many people assume that just because a plan is great for their family member or friend, that it’s the best one for them. While it very well may be a great plan for them, there’s an even better chance something else out there would suit them more. And since I’m a representative for most everyone I’m not limited to showing you just whomever I happen to work for (such as if you called a carrier directly). You can get a 360-degree look at what is available to you and the different costs and benefit packages there are out there.

Best of all, my sole mission is explaining things to you in a way that’s easy-to-follow and not confusing. Too often things like “Medicare & You” are written in way that are hard-to-follow or filled with confusing terms that assume a level of understanding the average person doesn’t have. Also, we don’t believe in high-pressure sales. We call ourselves ‘Advisors’ because we see ourselves as here to give information and guidance. We have the heart of service local legend Dave Ramsey would refer to.

In my thirteen years of being an independent agent I’ve helped thousands of folks navigate the Medicare Maze and keep up with my clients on an annual basis when plans change as well. Many of clients have become like friends to me over the years.

Right now, you may be overwhelmed and don’t know where to start with all the mail and information you’ve been sent. Be it Medicare supplements or Advantage plans or Part D questions I specialize in all of it. We don’t charge for any of our time. In fact, the way we get compensated is by enrolling you in a plan and the companies themselves pay us. Conveniently they all pay me the same so I’m not biased by which company pays me what, simply which plan works best for you! And you pay the same price for your insurance whether you have my help or not. The difference is if you decide to use me as your agent, I can be your advocate and help you with any situation that may arise once you’re on your plan!

If you’d like a one-on-one consultation, quote or simply have a question call me at 615-578-5174. If you want to do some research first visit www.mrniceguymedicareadvisor.com and learn more. Or if you like email go to: randywhall@yahoo.com. Life’s too short to deal with a jerk, so work with a ‘Nice Guy’!

-Randy W. Hall aka “Mr. Nice Guy Medicare Advisor”

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