Your Medicare, Simplified. · Independent. Honest. Ongoing.
“Medicare shouldn't be confusing or overwhelming. I explain every option so it actually makes sense, and help you choose coverage that fits your life — not whatever pays the most.”
About Brian Maiz
Someone who stays
long after you're enrolled.
I'm a Southern California native and U.S. Marine Corps veteran who served in Iwakuni, Japan, and Cherry Point, North Carolina. After my military service, I raised my family in North Carolina before returning home to Oceanside, where I've lived for more than a decade.
For more than 20 years at Cisco Systems, I built my career by listening first, solving problems, and making complex information easy to understand. That's the same philosophy I bring to Medicare.
I believe choosing a Medicare plan shouldn't feel like a sales pitch. My job is to explain your options clearly, answer your questions honestly, and help you make the decision that's right for you — even if that means recommending a plan that pays no commission.
My relationship with clients doesn't end after enrollment. Every year, I review coverage during Medicare's Annual Enrollment Period, help resolve billing and claims issues, and make sure my clients always have someone they know and trust to call. When you call, you'll speak with me — not a call center.
My goal is simple: to earn your trust, not just your business.
Every Medicare situation
is a little different.
Whether you're enrolling for the first time or reviewing coverage you already have, I compare options across multiple carriers so you know exactly what you're getting — and why.
Most brokers disappear
after enrollment.
I don't.
I work with multiple carriers and have no quota with any of them. My only loyalty is to finding what actually fits you — not what's easiest to sell.
Medicare has its own vocabulary. I translate it. You'll leave every conversation knowing what you signed up for and exactly why.
Open Enrollment, a billing question in February, or a plan issue in July — I pick up, and I know who you are when you call.
The discipline I brought to the Marine Corps is how I approach every client relationship. Fully present, every time, for the long term.
Carriers compensate me directly.
Don't wait until the last minute.
Getting clear on your Medicare
in three conversations.
Tell me about your health, your doctors, your prescriptions, and your budget. I listen before I suggest anything. Most first calls take about 20 minutes.
I compare plans across multiple carriers in your area and come back with a clear breakdown in plain English. No homework required on your end.
You pick the plan that fits — no pressure, no rush. I handle the paperwork, then stay on for the long term: annual reviews, billing questions, and plan changes whenever life shifts.
Medicare runs on deadlines.
Here's when they matter.
Unlike most insurance, you can't sign up whenever you feel like it. Four windows govern nearly every Medicare decision — missing the wrong one can mean a permanent penalty or a coverage gap.
SEP windows are strict and easy to miss. If a qualifying life event just happened to you, reach out right away — waiting even a few weeks can mean losing the window entirely.
The conversations
that matter most.
Real feedback from clients navigating Medicare for the first time and those reviewing plans they've had for years.
“Brian took something I was completely lost on and made it feel manageable. He walked me through every option without any pressure.”
“Brian was incredibly patient with both of us. He called back when he said he would and followed up three weeks after enrollment just to check in.”
“Brian reviews my plan with me every single fall. Last year we found a better fit and saved real money on my prescriptions.”
Medicare questions deserve real answers.
If yours isn't here, reach out. Every situation is a little different and I'm happy to talk it through with no obligation.
Ask a QuestionNothing. My services are completely free to you — carriers compensate me directly, and it's the same whether you enroll through me or on your own.
No. I'm independent and work with multiple carriers, so I compare what's actually available in your area and recommend what fits you — even if it pays me nothing.
About three months before you turn 65, during your Initial Enrollment Period. If you're already enrolled, the fall Annual Enrollment Period is the time to review.
I'll review it with you at no cost. Plans change every year, and a quick check often finds better coverage or lower prescription costs.
Yes. You'll have my direct line, and when you call, you'll speak with me — not a call center — for as long as you're a client.
Ready to make Medicare
make sense?
No obligation, no rush, no pressure — just a real conversation about where you stand and what your options are.