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About Wichita Senior Insurance

Wichita Senior Insurance is an independent Kansas agency, not a call center. Here is who we are, how a call works, and how the bills get paid.

Medicare information last reviewed: October 2026. 2026 Part B premium: $202.90 per month.

Before you dial a number, it is fair to want to know who picks up. At Wichita Senior Insurance that is a licensed, independent Kansas insurance agent. There is no rotating cast of representatives behind Medicare help in Wichita; a call reaches a licensed agent or gets a callback. This page covers how we work, how we are paid, and what a first conversation looks like.

Meet The Agency

Wichita Senior Insurance is an independent agency. Our work is helping people in Wichita and the towns around it sort out Medicare: a first enrollment, a plan that no longer fits, or coverage for a parent. Most calls start with someone nearing 65, and the Turning 65 guide lays out the dates that matter there.

The site keeps things plain on purpose. You will not find a made-up history, a claim of decades in the business, or a staged photo of a team that does not exist. What you will find is a straight description of how the work happens, so you can judge the fit before you call.

Credentials

The complete list is short.

  • Licensed Kansas insurance agent
  • Independent: not employed by any single insurance company
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas: carrier appointment
  • UnitedHealthcare: carrier appointment
  • Humana: carrier appointment
  • Wellcare: carrier appointment
  • Devoted Health: carrier appointment

Carrier appointments renew year to year. When one changes, this list changes too.


How A Call Works

Every conversation moves through the same four topics, in the same order. The order matters, because a plan picked on price alone can fail on the one thing nobody asked about.

First: your doctors

Who treats you today, and who do you want to keep? Whether you see doctors at Wesley Medical Center, an Ascension Via Christi campus, or Kansas Medical Center in Andover weighs more heavily than any other fact when you pick between Original Medicare and a plan with a network. We will always tell you to confirm each name in the plan's own directory before you enroll.

Second: your prescriptions

Each medication gets written down with its dose and the pharmacy you use. Plans differ on whether a drug is covered at all, which tier it sits on, and whether your pharmacy gets the lower price.

Third: your budget

Two figures, not one. What you are comfortable paying each month, and what you could handle in a year full of claims. A lower premium tends to raise the second number, so both go on paper.

Fourth: how you live

Winters spent out of state, a second home, regular trips to see family, a spouse on a different plan. These details tip the balance once the first three have narrowed the field.

Plan names come last. The kinds of plans these answers point toward are on the Medicare plans overview for Wichita.

Bring your doctors and your drug list, and a licensed agent will work through all four topics with you.

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How We Are Paid

This is worth saying plainly. We earn a commission from the insurance carrier when a client enrolls in a plan through us. You are never billed for a consultation, a comparison or an enrollment.

That commission is built into the plan's regulated price before you ever hear about it. The premium you pay enrolling through us is the same premium you would pay calling the carrier yourself. Skipping the agent does not lower the price; it just removes the person whose job is to read the fine print with you.

What This Office Does Not Do

  • We do not push one carrier because its commission happens to be higher.
  • We do not present a plan as the only option when a better fit exists elsewhere.
  • We do not rush a decision. Nothing needs signing on the first call, or that week.
  • We do not claim to offer every plan. If the right answer is a plan we cannot sell, or the one you already hold, we will tell you.

Being appointed with several carriers only means something if the comparison that follows is honest. That is the standard every call is held to.

Our Approach To Consultations

Calls happen by phone or by video, whichever you prefer, and neither costs anything. The contact page explains how to set one up.

You talk through the four topics, you get a clear read on your options, and then the call ends. Enrollment, if it happens, comes later and on your schedule.

We stay reachable all year, not only in the fall: when the annual notice arrives, after a move, or when a doctor adds a medication. If something has already changed, reviewing or switching a plan is a conversation of its own, also at no cost.

Who This Office Serves

Most calls come from Wichita and the surrounding towns:

  • Wichita, KS
  • Derby, KS
  • Haysville, KS
  • Park City, KS
  • Bel Aire, KS
  • Valley Center, KS
  • Maize, KS
  • Goddard, KS
  • Andover, KS
  • Sedgwick County, KS

Because every call is by phone or video, distance does not change anything. Anyone in Kansas can reach us the same way.

Rather have a licensed agent ring you? Ask for a callback and we return it the same or next business day.

What Wichita callers ask about us

Is there a fee for a consultation?

No. When someone enrolls, the insurance company pays us a commission. You never get a bill from us for the call, the comparison or the enrollment.

Are you affiliated with Medicare?

No. Wichita Senior Insurance is a private agency run by independent agents licensed in Kansas. It has no tie to the federal government or to the Medicare program.

Which carriers do you represent?

The ones listed on this page, which are the carriers we hold appointments with today. Appointments renew each year, and if one lapses we will say so before any comparison starts.

Do you only work with people turning 65?

No. A first enrollment is the most common reason people call, but we also review plans for people who have had Medicare for years, and we talk with adult children helping a parent.

How do consultations happen?

By phone or by video call, whichever you prefer, from wherever you happen to be. Callback requests are returned the same business day or the next one.

Want to start with a question?

We listen first and recommend later. The call is free.

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