Healthcare Costs at Your Fingertips

Powerful, Simple and intuitive Interface

  • Estimate Healthcare Costs

    Estimate Healthcare Costs

    By answering a few simple questions the costs can be estimated by using data from sources like Medicare and the leading healthcare firms in the nation

  • View Annualized Costs

    View Annualized Costs

    Now show your clients how their health will impact their financial plan over the course of their full retirement

  • Manage Unlimited Clients

    Manage Unlimited Clients

    Our software allows you to run reports for all of your clients without having to pay a per client fee. It also allows you to easily access reports that have been saved.

  • Run What-If Scenarios

    Run What-If Scenarios

    Change up information in the report to see how it affects health care costs and expenses

  • Downloadable Reports

    Downloadable Reports

    Download client specific reports of the results for them to look at on their own time.

  • Access Education Materials

    Access Education Materials

    Learn more about how health costs will impact everything from Social Security, Taxes, Long-Term Care and your clients overall financial security. Become the expert in your area on the biggest issue facing our country.

Did You know...

That your clients are correct to be concerned about the cost of their health... and here is why.

IT'S MANDATORY

Due to regulations in order to collect Social Security you MUST enroll into Medicare or you will forfeit all benefits from Social Security

Assets Matter

The type of assets you hold and earn income on will directly impact your Medicare costs.

Income Matters

Medicare is also means tested, meaning the more your clients earns in retirement the more your clients pay in Medicare costs and the penalties range from 40% to 220% more.

It's Automatic

Medicare premiums and surcharges due to income are automatically deducted from Social Security benefits. Medicare is inflating at over 7% while Social Security COLA’s are only expected to be 2.8% at best – it is only matter of time before Medicare premiums catch up to Social Security benefits.