Chronic Special Needs Plans
Diabetes, heart failure, cardiovascular or certain lung conditions? Check C-SNP options available in your county year-round.
Get help now2027 Medicare Annual Enrollment, October 15 through December 7, 2026
Your plan is changing. Let’s check what it means for you.
Got a letter about your 2027 coverage? Mark Neuhaus can help you understand the notice, check your doctors and prescriptions, and compare your options. There is never a charge for my assistance or advice.
Serving Ohio, Kentucky & Indiana
Could your Medicare coverage do more for you?
Living with a chronic condition, have Medicare and Medicaid, or use VA healthcare? Your doctors, prescriptions and daily needs deserve a closer look. Mark Neuhaus, a Cincinnati-based independent insurance agent since 2010, provides free, personal help throughout Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, with support after enrollment.
Check C-SNP eligibility year-roundNo charge for these services • Independent guidance
Independent Medicare advisorLicensed in three statesHelp that continues after enrollment
For families, social workers and community partners
A free Medicare resource for the people you serve.
Social workers, case managers, pharmacies and veterans organizations can connect people with a personal coverage review. You do not need to explain insurance or recommend a plan.
Medicare help available now
Some Medicare options are available year-round.
Next Generation MyCare Ohio and Chronic Special Needs Plans are available year-round for people who meet the eligibility requirements. Veteran plans may be available year-round in certain circumstances.
Start with C-SNP optionsContact us now if you are:
- Living with diabetes, heart disease, heart failure, or a qualifying lung condition
- Eligible for Medicare and full Medicaid in Ohio
- Receiving a Next Generation MyCare Ohio notice
- A veteran using VA healthcare
- New to Medicare or approaching age 65
- Moving, losing coverage, or experiencing another qualifying change
Eligibility, plan availability, benefits, and effective dates will be verified before any change is recommended.
QMB assistance, chronic conditions and veterans
Have Medicare, Medicaid and a qualifying chronic condition?
Check how QMB assistance may fit with a C-SNP. Veterans using VA medical care and prescriptions can compare these options too. C-SNP reviews are also available to people without Medicaid.
Coverage guidance available now
Start with the situation that fits you.
You can get answers and review your options now. Select a topic to see how Senior Benefits Resource can help.
Next Generation MyCare Ohio
Understand year-round MyCare Ohio choices for eligible people who have Medicare and full Medicaid.
Get help nowVeterans & Medicare
Compare VA healthcare with Medicare giveback, C-SNP, dental, and non-VA care options.
Get help nowPart B Giveback Review
Paying your own Part B premium? Compare Giveback plans, total costs and optional hospital protection. Veterans and non-veterans can request a review.
Get help nowNew to Medicare
Understand enrollment timing, Parts A–D, and the decisions that come first.
Get help nowAnnual Enrollment Review
Review your 2027 doctors, prescriptions and costs during Annual Enrollment, October 15 through December 7.
Get help nowLocal Medicare assistance
Find help for your community.
Your home county and the doctors you use matter. Start with the guide for your area.
Cincinnati and Southwest Ohio
Anderson Township and nearby communities, with a review of doctors on both sides of the river.
Cincinnati Medicare helpSouthern Ohio
MyCare Ohio and chronic-condition reviews, including specialist travel and county service areas.
Southern Ohio Medicare helpNorthern Kentucky
Florence, Covington, Newport and nearby communities, with Kentucky-specific coverage and cross-river care.
Northern Kentucky Medicare helpSoutheast Indiana
Lawrenceburg, Aurora, Rising Sun and surrounding counties, including cross-state doctors and pharmacy access.
Southeast Indiana Medicare helpProtection available outside AEP
Hospital and critical illness policies can be considered now.
These are separate supplemental policies—not Medicare plans—and they are not limited to the Annual Enrollment Period. Availability, eligibility, underwriting, benefits, and policy terms vary.
Hospital Indemnity
Fixed cash benefits may help with eligible hospital admissions, stays, medical cost-sharing, transportation, meals, or household expenses during recovery.
Learn about hospital protectionHeart Attack, Stroke & Cancer
Critical illness coverage may provide cash benefits after a covered diagnosis or treatment, based on the policy’s definitions and terms.
Learn about critical illness protectionWhy independent guidance matters
The right Medicare coverage begins with the care and support you actually need.
A plan can look attractive and still be a poor fit if your physician is outside the network, a prescription falls into a costly tier, or the out-of-pocket limit is higher than expected.
Senior Benefits Resource helps you compare the whole picture. The goal is not to overwhelm you with every plan—it is to help you make a confident, informed choice.
Meet your advisor
Coverage for real life
Confidence comes from knowing what your plan will do when you need it.
Whether you are approaching Medicare for the first time, helping a family member, managing a chronic condition, or coordinating coverage with VA benefits, you deserve an explanation that respects your time and your priorities.
Explore helpful resourcesHow it works
A clear process, built around you.
Listen
Your doctors, prescriptions, budget, priorities, and current coverage.
Compare
Networks, drug costs, out-of-pocket limits, and useful benefits.
Explain
A clear comparison in plain language, with time for your questions.
Stay available
Support before, during, and after enrollment—at no charge to you.
Common questions
Start with a few straight answers.
These answers are general. Your enrollment timing, eligibility, and available plans depend on your situation and location.
Does it cost anything to work with Senior Benefits Resource?
No. There is no charge to you for our guidance or enrollment assistance.
Can I keep my doctors?
That depends on the coverage you choose. We check the plan’s current provider network as part of a careful comparison.
What should I bring to a Medicare review?
A list of doctors, prescriptions and pharmacies, your Medicare card if available, current coverage, and the questions that matter to you.
Do you help after enrollment?
Yes. Support continues before, during, and after enrollment—not just while you are choosing a plan.
Annual Enrollment is underway
October 15 through December 7
Annual Enrollment runs October 15 through December 7, 2026, for changes generally effective January 1, 2027. Bring your current plan notice so we can review what is changing.
A careful review checks doctors, hospitals, prescriptions, pharmacies, expected costs, and the benefits you actually use.
Review your 2027 coveragePersonal guidance
Have a Medicare question?
Bring your questions, prescriptions, or uncertainty. Mark will help you understand the next step.