Health insurance has a people problem.
I'm trying to fix my corner of it.
Before insurance, I was a welder. Good work — honest work — but I kept asking myself the same question: how many people am I actually impacting? The answer was always a small number. I wanted more.
I got into health insurance because of the scale of the problem and the size of the opportunity to fix it. Every day people make costly mistakes with their coverage — not because they're careless, but because the system is deliberately confusing. A freelance designer who skipped coverage to save money, then faced a $40,000 hospital bill. A realtor who didn't know she could deduct her premiums. A small business owner paying COBRA rates for two years when better options were sitting right there.
This career lets me make a real impact on people's lives. Not just once, but every day — helping someone find coverage they can actually afford, explaining options their employer never told them about, being the person who picks up the phone when a claim gets complicated. That's what I'm here for.
I'm based in Florida and licensed in 18 states. I get paid the same commission regardless of which plan you choose — so my only job is to find you the right one. Every plan type, every major carrier, all options on the table. When you call my number, you get me. Not a call center, not a bot. Me.