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Resources

Forms, videos, and tools to make your call easier.

Fill these out before our meeting if it helps you organize your thoughts. There's no obligation, and your information is shared only with Linton Insurance.

Prescription (Rx) List

Build your medication list here, then download or print it to bring to our meeting or email to us.

Your list stays on your device. Your medications are protected health information, so nothing you type on this page is sent anywhere — not to us, and not to anyone else. The medication names are matched against a drug dictionary your browser downloads once and searches locally. When you're done, choose Print / Save as PDF, then email your list to spencer@lintoninsure.com or bring it to our meeting. Prefer paper? Print it blank and fill it in by hand.
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Scope of Appointment

Required by Medicare (CMS) before we discuss specific plans.

Preview of the CMS Scope of Sales Appointment Confirmation Form offered by Linton Insurance in Lancaster County, PA

Official CMS form (MED-136) · 2 pages · PDF

Questions about a plan?

Send a note and we'll get back to you within one business day.

Please don't include health conditions or a medication list here — federal privacy law (HIPAA) means this form isn't a secure place for it, so we'll gather those securely when we talk.

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Watch & learn

Short videos on the most-asked Medicare questions.

Start with our Medicare overview below. We're filming the rest of the series now, and new episodes land here as they're ready.

Available now

Understanding Medicare: what to know before turning 65

A plain-English walk through the parts of Medicare, what it costs in 2026, how and when to enroll, your two main paths, and the enrollment periods that matter, from a local Lancaster County agent. About 13 minutes.

In this video

  • The parts of Medicare — A, B, C, D and Medicare Supplement (Medigap) — in plain English
  • What Medicare costs in 2026: Part A, the Part B premium, and income-based adjustments
  • How and when to enroll, including automatic vs. manual enrollment through Social Security
  • Your two main paths: Original Medicare with a supplement and drug plan, or Medicare Advantage
  • Why prescription (Part D) coverage matters and how the late-enrollment penalty works
  • The enrollment periods that matter — Initial, Annual, Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment, and Special Enrollment Periods
More in the series
What is a Medicare Advantage Plan? — Linton Insurance educational video (coming soon)Coming soon
What is a Medicare Advantage Plan?

Another way to receive your Medicare benefits

What is a Medicare Supplement? — Linton Insurance educational video (coming soon)Coming soon
What is a Medicare Supplement?

Filling the gaps in Original Medicare

What is a Part D Plan? — Linton Insurance educational video (coming soon)Coming soon
What is a Part D Plan?

Prescription drug coverage in Medicare

Medicare Advantage vs. Supplement — Linton Insurance educational video (coming soon)Coming soon
Medicare Advantage vs. Supplement

Comparing the two paths of Medicare

Medicare Enrollment Periods — Linton Insurance educational video (coming soon)Coming soon
Medicare Enrollment Periods

When and how to sign up for coverage

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