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The best time to plan for your
transition to Medicare is
BEFORE you turn 65
From Music Director to Navigating Medicare
For most of his career, Jon Chinburg was known for his ability to lead and inspire, whether he was standing in front of a classroom, producing music, or leading a band. His days were filled with guiding students through the nuances of learning, helping artists find their voice in a studio, and bringing complex pieces of music to life on stage. Jon had a knack for making the complicated simple, for turning chaos into harmony. But as he approached retirement, he found himself facing a challenge that was anything but harmonious—navigating the complexities of Medicare insurance options.
Like many people nearing retirement, Jon thought he had a reasonable understanding of what lay ahead. But as he looked deeper into the world of Medicare, he was struck by how overwhelming it was. The countless plans, the confusing terms, the endless options—it all felt like a maze with no clear path forward. He was used to conducting orchestras, not sifting through insurance jargon and complicated healthcare plans.
The more he researched, the more he realized he wasn't alone. Friends, colleagues, and even former students' parents shared their stories of confusion, frustration, and anxiety over choosing the right Medicare plan. It seemed like everyone was struggling to make sense of it all. Jon realized that the system was needlessly complex and often left people feeling paralyzed by choice, unable to make decisions that could significantly impact their health and financial well-being.
This was Jon’s turning point. He had spent his life helping others find clarity in complexity, and he knew he could apply that same skill set to a new, unexpected field—Medicare guidance. What if, instead of accepting the confusion, he could help others find their way through it? What if he could use his unique ability to break down complicated information and make it accessible to people who needed it most?
Driven by this newfound purpose, Jon transitioned from his long and rewarding career in education and music to founding Maestro Health Options. His mission was clear: to simplify Medicare. He wanted to create a space where people could get straightforward, honest advice and guidance tailored to their individual needs. Jon dove headfirst into learning everything he could about Medicare, becoming an expert in the nuances of the system and partnering with knowledgeable professionals who shared his passion for helping others.
Today, Jon Chinburg leads Maestro Health Options with the same dedication and clarity that defined his career as an educator and conductor. He understands that, like a piece of music, navigating Medicare requires the right notes, timing, and direction. With his help, retirees can stop feeling overwhelmed by options and start feeling confident in their healthcare choices.
Jon’s story is a powerful example of how, even after decades in one career, a new passion can emerge from a personal challenge. He reminds us all that it’s never too late to make a difference, especially when it means turning confusion into clarity for those who need it most.
People who are 65 or older
Certain younger people with disabilities
People with permanent kidney failure (ESRD)
Part A covers inpatient hospital stays, care in a skilled nursing facility, hospice care, and some home health care.
Part B covers certain doctors' services, outpatient care, medical supplies, and preventive services.
Part D adds prescription drug coverage to:
*Original Medicare
*Some Medicare Cost Plans
*Some Medicare Private-Fee-for-Service Plans
*Medicare Medical Savings Account Plans
Frequently Asked Questions
If you're ready to enroll in Medicare, understanding the plan coverage and prices, and even what Medicare is going to cost you can seem complicated. And even after enrolling into Medicare, perhaps you want to ensure that the current plan you've selected is still the best fit for you.
If you're feeling decision overload, you're not alone. That's where Maestro Health Options can help. Maestro Health Options is a Medicare broker; an adviser who represents multiple insurance companies who can help you evaluate plan options, along with helping you enroll into a plan.
The Medicare process can be overwhelming. A licensed Medicare broker, like Maestro Health Options, will listen to you and give you information about your coverage options that is based on your needs and preferences. Working with a trained broker can help you save time and money, ultimately helping you find the right plan.
Medicare is the federal health insurance program for:
People who are 65 or older
Certain younger people with disabilities
People with End-Stage Renal Disease (permanent kidney failure requiring dialysis or a transplant, sometimes called ESRD)
Generally, a Medicare health plan:
Is offered by a private company
Contracts with Medicare to provide Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) and
Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) benefits
Provides these benefits to people with Medicare who enroll in the plan
Medicare health plans include:
Medicare Advantage PlansOther Medicare health plans
Medicare Cost Plans
Demonstrations/Pilot Programs
Programs of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE)
Medication Therapy Management (MTM) programs for complex health needs
The professionals at Maestro Health Options are NOT compensated based on which product you choose. Their goal is to educate you on the plan(s) that best meet your needs. Because they aren’t paid based on the plan you choose, they won’t try to pressure you to purchase a specific Medicare plan.
Simply call The Maestro at 503-751-8666