Team Member Spotlight

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Mark Carpenter

Individual Healthcare Insurance & Medicare Supplements

CA License #0745094

Phone: 650.348.6234 x35

Email: Mark@aeisadvisors.com

With over 25 years of experience in insurance services, Mark is an accomplished professional in the industry. Mark specializes in Medicare and Individual Health Insurance Policies. Mark has established a tried and true process for assisting those transitioning from group insurance to Medicare. His process includes meeting with the client to learn about their specific needs including their health conditions, medications they are taking, and what providers they currently utilize so he can determine which policy and Rx plan will work best for them. Mark understands that decisions about Medicare plans are not simply about the premium costs, but a number of other factors. In a world of agents wanting to do everything over the internet or phone, his hands on approach is very comforting to his clients and helps put their mind at ease.

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