Tom Mendez Insurance

Navigating the world of Medicare can often feel overwhelming, but it does not have to be. As an independent Medicare agent local to our community, my goal is to serve as a supportive guide for you and your family. I provide clear, objective education to help you understand your choices, protect your retirement budget, and make health coverage decisions with total confidence. Living and working right here means I specialize in the unique rules and consumer protections that apply specifically to Massachusetts residents. Whether you are turning sixty-five and setting up your coverage for the first time, or you are already retired and simply want to ensure your existing plan is still your best financial option, I am here to help you map out the landscape. My focus is entirely on straightforward education, breaking down complex updates like the recent prescription drug changes, local provider networks, and how to avoid costly lifetime enrollment penalties. I'm happy to offer a zero-cost educational service that empowers you to look at the objective data. We review the facts together to ensure your plan precisely matches your personal health history, daily prescriptions, and lifestyle. You do not have to guess at the regulations or try to decode changing insurance grids on your own. Think of me as a reliable neighborhood resource. If you have general questions about your healthcare foundation, want to compare local options, or need a trusted professional to help clarify the ground rules, please feel free to reach out. I look forward to helping you navigate your next steps smoothly.

Plymouth County

Boston Metropolitan Area

Plymouth

Massachusetts

Navigating the world of Medicare can often feel overwhelming, but it does not have to be. As an independent Medicare agent local to our community,...

PACTV is excited to announce the premier of PACTV Community News. This news program will provide viewers with a closer look on topics from their communities; the stories traditional news can miss. The news program will debut Thursday, Sept. 6 at 8 p.m. on the PACTV Public Access Channel (Comcast 13/Verizon 43). Segments will include local stories from Duxbury, Kingston, Pembroke and Plymouth. The half hour newscast will be anchored by Kim Miot, PACTV Community News Director, and Lary King, radio announcer and host on the World Classical Network and on WGBH/WCRB's Classical New England Network. "We are very excited to present PACTV Community News," PACTV's Executive Director and CEO Nancy Richard said. "The show has been in development for a while and to see it actually in production is thrilling. We hope our communities will enjoy watching it as much as we enjoy producing it." Stories are taped by Kim Miot and various field reporters trained by PACTV. "I am excited to be the director of this new venture of PACTV," Miot said. "Bringing out our own stories showcases who we are as a community and captures it for future generations. These are topics and angles you would never see on broadcast news." PACTV Community News will be shown Thursdays at 8 p.m., Fridays at 1 p.m., Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. and Mondays at 3 p.m. starting Sept. 6. For more information on PACTV Community News and other programs on PACTV, visit www.pactv.org and "like" PACTV on Facebook to keep up to date on the stories that are covering.

PACTV is excited to announce the premier of PACTV Community News. This news program will provide viewers with a closer look on topics from their communities; the stories traditional news can miss. The news program will debut Thursday, Sept. 6 at 8 p.m. on the PACTV Public Access Channel (Comcast 13/Verizon 43). Segments will include local stories from Duxbury, Kingston, Pembroke and Plymouth. The half hour newscast will be anchored by Kim Miot, PACTV Community News Director, and Lary King, radio announcer and host on the World Classical Network and on WGBH/WCRB's Classical New England Network. "We are very excited to present PACTV Community News," PACTV’s Executive Director and CEO Nancy Richard said. "The show has been in development for a while and to see it actually in production is thrilling. We hope our communities will enjoy watching it as much as we enjoy producing it." Stories are taped by Kim Miot and various field reporters trained by PACTV. "I am excited to be the director of this new venture of PACTV," Miot said. "Bringing out our own stories showcases who we are as a community and captures it for future generations. These are topics and angles you would never see on broadcast news." PACTV Community News will be shown Thursdays at 8 p.m., Fridays at 1 p.m., Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. and Mondays at 3 p.m. starting Sept. 6. For more information on PACTV Community News and other programs on PACTV, visit www.pactv.org and "like" PACTV on Facebook to keep up to date on the stories that are covering.

PACTV Community News will begin Sept. 6 and will run Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Mondays.