Medicare, Health & Group Insurance Guides for TulsaStraight answers from our Tulsa team.
Short guides written from what our advisors see every day. More are on the way from Katie, Kortni and Courtney.
What to Bring to Your Medicare Review: A Checklist for Tulsa
A simple checklist for your Medicare plan review during Annual Enrollment (October 15 to December 7): your cards, prescriptions, doctors, pharmacy and your Annual Notice of Change.
Read the guide →Small-Business Group Health: Your January 1 Renewal Checklist
If your Oklahoma small-group health plan renews January 1, now is the time to review it. What to gather, what to compare and what to tell employees before the renewal.
Read the guide →ACA Open Enrollment 2027 in Oklahoma: Dates and Checklist
Open Enrollment for 2027 Marketplace health plans in Oklahoma runs November 1, 2026 to January 15, 2027. Key dates, what to gather, and what to review before you renew.
Read the guide →Medicare Advantage vs Medigap in Tulsa: How to Choose
The real differences between Medicare Advantage and Medigap (Medicare Supplement) for Tulsa and Oklahoma: networks, out-of-pocket costs, drug coverage, extras, and when you can switch.
Read the guide →Turning 65 in Oklahoma: Your Medicare Timeline
When to sign up for Medicare around your 65th birthday, when coverage starts, what happens if you are still working, and how to avoid late enrollment penalties. A plain-English timeline for Tulsa and Oklahoma.
Read the guide →2027 Medicare Part D: What the $2,400 Drug Cost Cap Means for Tulsa Seniors
For 2027, out-of-pocket costs for covered Part D drugs are capped at $2,400, up from $2,100. What counts toward the cap, Medicare Advantage, monthly payments and what to review by December 7.
Read the guide →Medicare Annual Notice of Change (ANOC): What to Check
How Tulsa Medicare beneficiaries should read their Annual Notice of Change, especially standalone Part D drug plan premium changes, before the plan renews in January.
Read the guide →Reading Your Group Health Renewal Letter
Tulsa employers: why to start reviewing your group health renewal 60 days early, and what to look for in a rate increase.
Read the guide →Small-Group Health Carriers in Oklahoma
Why Oklahoma small and midsize employers have limited group health carrier choices, and the difference between fully insured, level-funded and self-insured plans.
Read the guide →Realtor® Group Health in Tulsa
Group health coverage options for independent real estate agents in Tulsa and Oklahoma, compared with individual and spouse-employer coverage.
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