Medicare Guidance You Can Trust

When it comes to Medicare, one size doesn’t fit all. What works for your neighbor may not be the best fit for you. You may also feel overwhelmed with information and become frustrated with the numerous options that are available.

Greater Community Credit Union has partnered with TruLync Medicare Advisors to help you understand your needs, explain your options and help you navigate the Medicare system.

We Are Here To Help You If You:

  • Are turning 65 years old

  • Are 65+ and retiring soon

  • Are unhappy with your current plan

  • Need an agent to help year-round

Clear Answers to Your Medicare Questions

Our licensed agents can help find a Medicare Insurance plan that fits your needs and help answer Medicare questions and concerns like:

  • Which Medicare Insurance plan meets my needs?

  • What are the costs and benefits?

  • Are my doctors and prescriptions covered?

  • Should working employees enroll in Medicare?

  • How do I enroll?

Set Up An Appointment

To get your questions answered, call, email or fill out the form today by clicking on “Contact TruLync”!

  • Email: medicare@trulync.com

  • Call: 800-477-0764

  • Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm

By calling this number, you agree to speak with an independent health insurance agent about Medicare insurance products. We are not affiliated with Medicare or any government agency. We do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent 8 organizations which offer 61 products. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE, or your local State Health Insurance Program to get information on all of your options. This is an advertisement.

Your Medicare Planning Checklist

  • Learn about Medicare basics, eligibility and receive take home resources.

    • If you’re collecting Social Security benefits, you should be automatically enrolled in Medicare Parts A&B.

    • If you’re not collecting Social Security benefits, contact your local Social Security office to enroll in Medicare Parts A&B. You may want to delay enrolling if you continue working and enrolled on an employer health plan.

    • If you’re switching from an employer sponsored health plan, are 65 or older and planning retirement, contact Social Security to sign up for Medicare Parts A&B

  • Watch for Medicare card to arrive in the mail. Contact TruLync to compare the benefits and costs of the plans in your area and to enroll in Medicare plan. (Timeline may vary based on when you enroll on Medicare Parts A & B.)