Seniors Deserve Better
Why Chapter Is Here
Chapter was founded to ensure that every American preserves their health, wealth, and purpose in retirement. We started with Medicare, because good health is central to living a good life.
Medicare is confusing and many bad actors profit from that confusion. We saw many of our own parents and grandparents being exploited and we decided to build a platform that put seniors first.
Our advisors compare every plan nationwide, and recommend the best plan for each individual, regardless of whether or not we get paid. It's the right thing to do and it's what every American deserves.
Meet Your Medicare Team
We have many roles but one mission: helping seniors make the most of retirement.
We take our work seriously and treat every Chapter member as if they were our own parent or grandparent.
Noah Wilson
Toni Aldridge
Kevin Hatfield
Shannon Davis
Tyler Eby
Chloe Hart
Kayla Torry
Brandon Kauffman
Calvin Fritz
Sara Morrissey
We're fueled by the positive feedback from Chapter users
of 6,802 Reviews
Noah was so kind and patient. I really appreciated his help he was wonderful!!
Susie, 1 hour ago
Diego was so easy to work with. He is very knowledgeable and put me at ease with my decisions.
Pat, 2 hours ago
Courtney Moreno was a real help in getting me a better health insurance plan as I am diabetic. She explained things completely in a way I could understand. So happy I will have better coverage starting next month.
Pat, 4 hours ago
Noah Wilson did such a great job helping me! I had so many questions and he was so patient explaining things over and over again. It is rediculous how difficult it is to get on Medicare. I don’t think I would feel like I made all the best decisions without Noah’s help. I am so grateful. I will send anyone I know to Chapter for Medicare help. Thank you again. God bless you Noah!
Connie, 4 hours ago
"I had done at least 40 hours of my own research. Built a matrix, built a spreadsheet. But Chapter provided people who had key insights that helped me to make a smarter decision."
Richard Q.
