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Medicare Insurance Agents in Louisiana

10 verified specialists licensed to write in Louisiana.

Louisiana agents are licensed by the Louisiana Department of Insurance. Hurricane and flood exposure shape property coverage across the southern parishes, and the state's health outcomes make coverage decisions especially consequential. The agents on this page hold an active Louisiana license and work with residents from New Orleans to Shreveport.

  • Josh Rose

    Los Angeles, CA

    Licensed in 38 states

    License VerifiedLicensed since 2012

    With over 14 years of experience, Josh Rose helps families protect their homes, their income, and their future.

    • Health
    • Medicare
    • Life
    • +4 more
  • Daniel O'Connell

    Houston, TX

    Licensed in 20 states

    License VerifiedLicensed since 2015

    I’m Daniel O’Connell, an independent health and life insurance broker based in Houston, Texas.

    • Life
    • Final Expense
    • Medicare
    • +3 more
  • Rogelio Bernal Jr

    Bakersfield, CA

    Licensed in 21 states

    License VerifiedLicensed since 2023

    Licensed Life & health Insurance agent since 2023. Specializing in Medicare health, and ancillary products.

    • Health
    • Medicare
    • Life
    • +4 more
  • Prez Palmer

    Stratford, CT

    Licensed in 18 states

    License VerifiedLicensed since 2000

    I am a financial services professional who is focused on resolving my clients financial hurdles, and avoiding risk.

    • Health
    • Group Health Plans
    • Medicare
    • +5 more
  • Stephen Weinberger

    Atlanta, GA

    Licensed in 46 states

    License VerifiedLicensed since 2009

    What will your health insurance pay—and what could you owe?

    • Health
    • Group Health Plans
    • Medicare
    • +4 more

What Medicare cover actually does

Medicare starts at 65 for most people, and it's more complicated than it looks. Original Medicare (Parts A and B) covers hospital and medical care, but leaves gaps — no cap on what you can spend, and no prescription coverage. You fill those gaps one of two ways.

Read the full Medicare guide →