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Hillary Broome

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Hillary Broome hails from New Smyrna Beach, Florida and was a minister and missionary in Tennessee and Georgia for more than 30 years. After making a career shift, Hillary  completed his State of Tennessee producer licenses in 2012, and began working as the Advisor for McKnight Advisory Group’s Insurance segment. He has since completed his Certificate for Tennessee Long Term Care Insurance and is a 2014 Graduate of the Leadership in Life Institute (LILI) through the professional association, NAIFA.

Hillary has trained countless hours to become increasingly familiar with what may seem to be the complicated process that is Medicare. An important aspect of Hillary’s works is preparing for the Annual Election Period which runs from October 15 through December 7 each year, during which time he welcomes clients to review their Medicare options.

Through his blog, Mondays with Mr. Medicare, Hillary takes a commonly-asked question and answers it based on the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) guidelines and his personal research. 

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Navigating Medicare

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If you’re perusing this book, you’ve probably encountered your fair share of transformations. Change constitutes an integral facet of existence, and you may have experienced many changes in your relationships, objectives, way of life, or professions. When it comes to Medicare, change is to be anticipated. While it’s easy to get confused and even lose heart over the constant changes, we must embrace this aspect and learn to flow with the ups and downs of life.
As Stephanie Martel once said:
“Change is inevitable, how you deal with it is optional.”

NAVIGATING MEDICARE is designed to take you beyond the surface, to give you the information you need, so you may invest yourself in the journey and feel satisfied about the outcome of your decisions.

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The way Hillary tackles the commonly asked Medicare questions with real life answers is sensational.

– 5-Star Amazon.com Customer Review