For organizations that serve older adults

Support people with Medicare questions without stepping outside your role.

Medicare questions often appear inside financial planning, retirement, employment, caregiving, legal, and healthcare conversations.

The Clearing helps the people you serve use a structured, client-first process to organize their facts, understand what applies, prepare better questions, and complete the decision work — without asking you to recommend a carrier or step outside your role.

Stay involved without becoming the plan recommender.

Who this is for

If Medicare shows up in your work, this is for you.

If people regularly ask you Medicare questions — or Medicare becomes part of the conversations you already have — you may find The Clearing useful.

Financial & Retirement
  • Financial planners
  • Wealth managers
  • CPAs
  • Estate attorneys
  • Retirement planners
Employers & Benefits
  • HR departments
  • Employers
  • Retiree programs
  • Benefits teams
Healthcare & Caregiving
  • Care managers
  • Hospital navigators
  • Clinicians
  • Social workers
Community & Public Service
  • SHIP counselors
  • Area Agencies on Aging
  • Libraries
  • Senior centers
  • Nonprofits
  • Faith organizations
  • Advocacy organizations
Different roles. The same challenge.

People bring Medicare questions that are bigger than a quick answer. The Clearing gives them a structured place to do the work — while allowing you to stay within your own role.

How it fits beside your role

The Clearing fits beside your work.

The person does the Medicare decision work in one place.
You keep doing what they already trust you for.

They use The Clearing to…
You continue doing what you do best
They use The Clearing toOrganize their situation
You continue withFinancial planning
They use The Clearing toUnderstand Medicare rules
You continue withTax planning
They use The Clearing toPrepare questions
You continue withEstate planning
They use The Clearing toCompare options
You continue withClinical care
They use The Clearing toDocument decisions
You continue withBenefits administration
They use The Clearing toReturn each year
You continue withCounseling and advocacy

The Clearing prepares the person. You — and any qualified professional — verify the rules, explain rights, and support action.

How it can work

One introduction. A clearer process.

1
A Medicare question appears
A client, employee, patient, member, or family asks for help.
2
You introduce The Clearing
You remain in your professional role rather than recommending a carrier or plan.
3
They organize the decision
A structured place to understand what applies, gather facts, and identify what needs verification — using the Library, Self-Audit, and Decision Tools.
4
They use appropriate outside help
They may speak with Medicare, SHIP, a licensed agent, a carrier, a clinician, or another qualified source.
5
They return better prepared
Clearer questions, documented facts, and a record of what was decided and why.

The Clearing does not replace the professional relationship.
It helps keep the Medicare work from overtaking it.

The Clearing Access Program

Four ways organizations use The Clearing.

From simple sharing to a funded community collaboration. Every path keeps each person’s account private and independent.

1

Referral Resource

Share The Clearing’s free resources with anyone who needs them. No agreement, no obligation, no referral requirements.

Share The Clearing
2

Sponsored Access

Purchase memberships for employees, clients, members, or patients. Each participant receives an individual, private account.

Learn about sponsored access
3

Partner Pricing

Offer a private discount code while each person registers independently. Ideal for advisors, employers, and associations.

Request partner pricing
4

Community Education

Workshops, preparation guides, and co-developed resources for older adults and caregivers — often the right fit for SHIP-adjacent groups, libraries, Area Agencies on Aging, and nonprofits.

Discuss a community collaboration

No prices published. We size access to your organization — who you serve, and how many people.

Why organizations use The Clearing

Outcomes, not marketing.

Reduces repetitive Medicare questions
Gives people a consistent framework
Helps prepare better appointments
Preserves each person’s independence
Independence and role clarity

Independence protects everyone involved.

The Clearing does not sell plans, accept carrier compensation, or reward referrals. Sponsorship or partner pricing does not influence the information a participant receives.

It does not certify, list, rank, endorse, or refer individual agents, brokers, advisors, or counselors. There is no partner directory, no referral fees, and no placement fees. The referring professional is not asked to endorse a carrier, select a plan, or monitor the participant’s private Medicare work.

Typical Medicare referral
The Clearing
Typical referralBegins with plans
The ClearingBegins with the person
Typical referralOften compensated by carriers
The ClearingNever compensated by carriers
Typical referralRecommends products
The ClearingOrganizes decisions
Typical referralFocuses on enrollment
The ClearingSupports the entire decision process
Typical referralRelationship ends after enrollment
The ClearingContinues through review and future decisions

This is role clarity, not legal protection. It does not create or guarantee fiduciary compliance for any professional.

Privacy

Sponsoring access does not mean sharing information.

Organizations purchase access — not visibility.

Organizations may see
  • Seats purchased
  • Invitations sent
  • Activations
Organizations never see
  • Self-Audit responses
  • Fern conversations
  • Health information
  • Plan decisions
  • Decision records
Contact

Tell us about your organization.

We’ll follow up personally. There is nothing to pitch — we don’t sell insurance.

Prefer email? Write us at partners@joinclearing.com.

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