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Welcome To Sannes Insurance
Welcome to the world of Medicare Insurance and the Sannes Insurance Website.
We are a Licensed, Independent, Full Service Agency that helps you with all of your Medicare insurance education, questions, plan options, annual reviews and claims resolutions. We will help find the right plan for ‘your’ individual health, financial and lifestyle needs.
Our agency is based in Spokane, Washington, and we are licensed in 13 states to help you: Washington, Idaho, Oregon, California, Arizona, Texas, Nevada, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, Alaska, Hawaii, and Florida.
We are here year round for you and our services are priced just right… ‘Free’. That’s right, there is ‘No Charge’ for our services.
2026 Medicare Key Changes
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How does the ‘Inflation Reduction Act’ impact your Medicare Prescription Drug Plans in 2026?
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What is the Best Way to Learn and
Sign Up for Medicare?
Option 1 – This is the quickest, easiest and best option!
You can Call Us or go online to our ‘Schedule An Appointment’ button to set up an appointment in our Sannes Insurance Calendar and let us educate you and help determine the best health plan for ‘you’. We can also enroll you quickly. Appointments usually last 1 to 1.5 hours depending on your questions.
You can also learn more about Medicare by joining one of our Medicare Webinars and using our SannesInsurance.com Website for a wealth of information before your appointment with us.
Option 2 – Researching and Signing Up on your Own
You can research Medicare on Google and review hundreds of websites. You can also read all of the Direct Mail, Email, TV, Newspaper, Facebook Ads etc, and call on many of them and listen to their sales pitches. This option takes an enormous amount of time and sifting through information not knowing what is accurate and what is not. Be careful with the information from the 1-800 sales ads on television and the overseas call centers constantly calling you.
