About Sarah

Helping seniors in the Pacific Northwest understand their options and find plans that truly fit their healthcare needs for over 15 years.

Strictly educational guidance — I'm here to provide clear, unbiased help at no cost to you.

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💬 What Seniors Are Saying
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Verified feedback from local families

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"Sarah made the transition from my employer plan to Medicare seamless. She found a plan that covered all my doctors at OHSU."

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Robert M.
Portland, OR
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"I was so confused about Part D. Sarah explained everything clearly and saved me over $150 a month on my specialty medications."

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Beaverton, OR
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📊 Recent Results
💊 Prescription Savings Win

By identifying a Part D plan that specifically covered their specialty medications.

EST. SAVINGS: $200/MO
🏥 Network Preservation

Transition to Medicare while ensuring all 4 of their specialists remained in-network.

ZERO NETWORK GAPS
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Anonymous Senior · 3 days ago Plan Switching
Can I switch my Medicare Advantage plan if I move from Multnomah to Washington County?
Sarah Jenkins — Expert Response

"Yes! Moving to a new county triggers a Special Enrollment Period (SEP). I've helped many local families navigate this specific transition without any gap in coverage. You have 60 days from the move to make a selection."

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Retired Teacher · 1 week ago Part B
I'm still working at 65. Should I enroll in Part B now or wait until I fully retire?
Sarah Jenkins — Expert Response

"Great question. It depends on the size of your employer and the type of coverage you have. Usually, if your company has 20+ employees, your current insurance is primary and you can delay Part B without penalty. We should look at your specific summary of benefits together."

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