Independent Medicare help · Lincoln, Nebraska
Medicare help for
Nebraskans, made simple.
I’m Bill Jurey. I compare plans from several insurance companies against your prescriptions, your doctors and your budget, then tell you plainly what fits. You decide. My help costs you nothing.I’m Bill Jurey. I compare plans against your drugs, doctors and budget. My help costs you nothing.
Licensed since 2017 · Medicare since 2020 · Independent agent
Start where you are
What brings you here?
Turning 65When to sign up, what to sign up for, and the deadlines that carry penalties.
Reviewing my planPlans change every January. Check yours against your drugs and doctors.
Retiring before 65Bridge your health coverage to Medicare, starting with your prescriptions.
Still working at 65When your employer plan is enough, and when waiting costs money.
Medicare and MedicaidDual eligible plans, Medicare Savings Programs and help with drug costs.
Helping a parentThe basics first, then bring their medication list and we will sort it out.
“My goal is to switch that from ‘am I going to run out of money before I die’ to ‘how much legacy am I going to leave for my family?’”
2027 Annual Enrollment
October 15 to December 7.
Plans and prices reset every January. If you do nothing, you keep your plan with whatever the company changed. The letter explaining those changes arrived in late September. The deadline to switch is December 7.
- 54
- Days to switch plans this fall
- 3
- Months to change an Advantage plan in 2027
- 48
- Medicare Advantage plans in Nebraska
- 9
- Standalone Part D plans in Nebraska
October 15 to December 7
January 1 to March 31, one switch
Down from 50 in 2026
For 2027 coverage
Source: CMS 2027 Medicare Advantage and Part D landscape, September 28, 2026,
and Medicare.gov enrollment periods.
What I help with
Every piece of the retirement puzzle.
Retirement is not just signing up for Medicare and hoping your money lasts. Health care, long-term care and what you leave your family all fit together.
- Medicare SupplementPlan G, Plan N and the rest, priced across carriers.
- Medicare AdvantageHMO and PPO plans checked against your doctors by name.
- Part D drug plansYour exact prescriptions run against every plan.
- Dual eligible plansFor people with both Medicare and Medicaid.
- Life insuranceLeave a legacy instead of a bill.
- Final expenseSmaller policies built for funeral costs.
- Long-term carePlanning for the care Medicare does not pay for.
- Dental, vision and hearingThe coverage Original Medicare skips.
How it works
Three steps, no runaround.
Medications and doctors first
We start with what you take and who you see. Everything else is built around that.
I compare the carriers
Plans from several companies, with the real costs, including the parts the brochures bury.
You decide, and I stay on it
You make the call. Every fall I check your plan against the new year before enrollment opens.
Reviews
What clients say about Bill.
“Bill with Good Life deserves a great big, BRIGHT RED cape as he is now our super hero. He truly saved the day. … All because Bill took the time to find just what she needed and because he knows his stuff.”
“Bill is continuously educating himself to provide the best service possible for all of his clients. He genuinely cares for his clients and helps them as if they were his own family member.”
Patty B. “I met with Bill for my insurance and he was very thorough and professional. Highly recommend his services.”
Lance M. “Highly recommend! Honest, reliable, and easy to work with. They made getting insurance a pleasant experience.”
Nate W. “Bill has been a great resource for Medicare and life insurance.”
Tom F. “Very helpful and easy to talk to! Also responsive to questions and concerns!”
Rebecca B. “Good Life insurance is just that. They are living good by taking care of us. Such a relief that people put their clients first!!”
Wade S.
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Meet Bill
Twenty years on the factory floor. Now he helps people retire with their eyes open.
Bill spent a little over twenty years in manufacturing, in quality and process engineering. He got his insurance license in 2017 and has helped Nebraskans with Medicare since 2020.
The question he hears most is whether the money will last. The one he wants to help people answer is how much they will leave for their families.
Questions people ask before they call
No. Bill is paid by the insurance company when someone enrolls in a plan through him, and the premium is the same whether you use an agent or buy on your own. There is no fee for a review, a second opinion, or a call to ask a question.
No. Good Life Retirement Solutions is an independent insurance agency in Lincoln, Nebraska. It is not connected with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program. For information on every plan in your area, you can also use Medicare.gov, call 1-800-MEDICARE, or contact Nebraska SHIP at 1-800-234-7119.
Most people can change Medicare Advantage or Part D plans during the Annual Enrollment Period, October 15 to December 7, with the new plan starting January 1. If you are in a Medicare Advantage plan, you also get one change between January 1 and March 31. Moving, losing other coverage, and a few other events open Special Enrollment Periods.
Bring your Medicare card, a list of every prescription with the dose, the names of your doctors and the hospital you prefer, and the letters your current plan sent you this fall. With that, Bill can check every plan against what you actually use instead of guessing.
No. The office is in east Lincoln and many clients come in person, but Bill works with people all over Nebraska, including Omaha, Grand Island, Kearney and the small towns in between. Phone and video reviews cover the same ground as an office visit.
It depends on your doctors, your health, your budget, and how much you travel. A supplement costs more each month but lets you see any doctor that takes Medicare with very little out of pocket. Medicare Advantage usually costs less each month but uses a network and charges copays as you go. The comparison guide walks through both.
With Original Medicare and a supplement, you can see any doctor in the country who accepts Medicare. With Medicare Advantage, you need to check that your doctors and hospitals are in the plan network for the coming year, because networks change. Bill checks your doctors by name before you choose a plan.
You get your plan cards and welcome materials from the insurance company, and you can still call Bill with questions about bills, coverage or pharmacy problems. Every fall he reviews your plan against your medications and doctors before the Annual Enrollment Period, so you are not left guessing about changes.
