Denton County Medicare Insurance
Ashford Insurance
Ashford Insurance is a Medicare insurance agency working to provide Medicare Plan assistance for individuals that are Medicare eligible.
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What We offer
Ashford Insurance offers Medicare Advantage Plans. You can get your Texas Medicare benefits through Original Medicare, or you can choose a Medicare Advantage Plan. With Original Medicare, the government pays for your Medicare benefits when you get them.
Ashford Insurance offers Texas Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans also called Medigap or Medsup. Medicare Supplements are standardized by the Federal Government. They are labeled A, B, C, D, F, G, K, L, M and N. Each standardized Medigap policy must offer the same basic benefits no matter which insurance company sells it.
Ashford insurance offers Texas Dental & Vision Insurance Plans. Medicare doesn’t cover most dental care or routine eye exams.
Ashford Insurance offers Texas Part D Prescription Drug Plans. Part D Plans are coverage for retail prescription drugs, or the medications that you pick up at a pharmacy. This is a voluntary program which allows you to access medications at an affordable rate, and insures yourself against any prescriptions you may need future.
Ashford Insurance offers Medicare Advantage Dual Eligible Plans (Part C of Medicare).
Ashford Insurance offers Medicare Advantage Chronic Plans (Part C of Medicare) for Medicare Eligibles with certain chronic conditions.
Funeral Expense Insurance is just that, an insurance policy that pays the costs associated with your funeral. The costs of a modest funeral can vary upwards from $5,000 and average around$10,000. There are several different forms of these policies available to assist you with planning for your end of life costs.
Ashford insurance offers affordable life insurance providing a death benefit to beneficiaries of your choosing.
Short-term health insurance plans are designed to temporally fill coverage gaps for people in transition. These gaps in coverage could happen to recent college graduates, people between jobs or early retirees.