How much does a Medicare broker charge?

A Medicare broker charges you nothing. Zero. Insurance carriers pay brokers a commission directly when you enroll in a plan, so the service is free to you. Your premium stays the same whether you sign up through a broker, call the carrier yourself, or use medicare.gov. For 2026, your Part B premium is $185 per month and your Part B deductible is $257, and those numbers do not change based on how you enroll. A good broker compares plans from multiple companies, checks that your doctors and prescriptions are covered, and helps you switch during Annual Enrollment if something better fits. Call Anthony Orner at 855-559-1700 or visit medicareyourself.com for a no-cost plan review.