Insurance can feel like a lot to figure out on your own.
I’m Jennifer Stahl, and I’ll help you make sense of it, find coverage that fits your life, and feel confident about your decision.
- Free consultations
- Free plan reviews
- Help after you enroll
- Honest, no-pressure advice
Where can I help?
Start with health insurance or Medicare. I also help with dental, vision, life, and supplemental coverage when those fit your needs.
Health Insurance
Lost coverage through work, started a job without benefits, or self-employed? I’ll help you understand what’s available — including Georgia Access — and what it could cost. Explore health insuranceMedicare
Turning 65, retiring after 65, or reviewing what you have? I’ll help you understand the decisions ahead and compare options around your doctors, prescriptions, and budget. Explore MedicareWhat’s going on for you right now?
Tap the one that sounds most like you.
Losing coverage through work? Let’s look at your next step.
The timing matters, so let’s talk soon. We’ll sort out what’s available, check whether you may qualify for a tax credit through Georgia Access, and compare doctors, prescriptions, and costs. If COBRA looks like the better fit, I’ll tell you.
Self-employed? Let’s find coverage that fits your work and life.
We’ll compare plans around how you actually use care. The premiums you pay may also qualify for a self-employed health insurance deduction — your tax professional can tell you how it applies to you.
Turning 65? Let’s make a plan for Medicare.
Reach out a few months before your 65th birthday. I’ll help you understand when to enroll, what Medicare covers, and which decisions you need to make.
Already on Medicare? Let’s review what has changed.
Plans and needs can change from year to year. I can help check your current doctors, prescriptions, and costs, and walk through your options.
Life insurance, explained plainly.
Life insurance can help protect the people who rely on you. I’ll explain how term and permanent coverage differ and what might fit alongside what you already have.
More ways to fill coverage gaps.
Dental, vision, critical illness, hospital and sickness, and accident plans each do different things. I’ll explain what each covers and whether it fits with what you already have.
I start with you, not a plan.
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Tell me what’s going on
We’ll talk through what’s changing, who needs coverage, the doctors and medications that matter, and your budget — without pressure.
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Compare what matters
I’ll narrow the options and explain what each one means for you: networks, drug lists, monthly and out-of-pocket costs.
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Choose with confidence
I’ll help with the application over the phone, and I’m still here when questions come up after you enroll.
A straight answer from someone who cares.
I spent 25 years as a mortgage underwriter, learning to look closely at the details. Now I use that same care to help people make insurance decisions — and I’m here when questions come up later.
If your employer plan or COBRA makes more sense for you, I’ll tell you.
A few questions I hear all the time.
Have a different one? Call or text me at 470-551-6024.
Will this cost more because I use an agent?
There is no charge for my consultation or plan reviews. We’ll look at the available options together, and I’ll explain what each one would cost you.
Can I keep my doctors?
It depends on the plan. Tell me which doctors matter to you, and I’ll check their networks with you as we compare.
Will my prescriptions be covered?
We’ll look at each plan’s medication list and the likely costs together before you decide.
Will I be pressured to buy something?
No. If keeping your employer plan or COBRA looks like the better fit, I’ll tell you — even if that means no new policy.
Based in Forsyth County. Here when you need help.
I work virtually, helping clients over the phone throughout Georgia and the other states where I'm licensed, including neighboring communities close to home.
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Let’s make your next coverage decision easier.
Consultations and plan reviews are free. Pick whichever is easiest for you.