The Firm

A Boutique Practice for Sophisticated Coverage Needs

We work the way you would expect a fiduciary professional to work — slowly, thoroughly, with documentation. The first conversation rarely ends in an enrollment.

Our Origin

We Built Meet Med Assist for the People the System Was Never Designed to Serve.

The founding advisors spent the early years of their careers inside large carriers and call-center brokerages, watching the same scene repeat itself: a 58-year-old woman with rheumatoid arthritis, a 64-year-old man with five medications and a cardiologist he trusted, a recently diagnosed cancer patient terrified of losing her oncologist — each one pushed toward whatever plan the carrier promoted that quarter.

The system was working precisely as designed. It was just designed for someone else.

Meet Med Assist exists for the clients who don't fit the template. We work the way a good attorney or wealth advisor works — slowly, thoroughly, with documentation. The first conversation rarely ends in an enrollment. That is the point.

The Meet Med Assist advisory team during a case review
What Distinguishes Us

Four Commitments That Define Every Engagement

I

Independent by structure, not by claim

We hold no carrier equity. Our advisors earn the same compensation regardless of which plan you choose. The independence is enforced by structure, not asserted in marketing copy.

II

Senior advisors on every engagement

Minimum eight years of complex-case experience. No call queues, no junior staff, no script.

III

Documented recommendations

Every plan recommendation arrives with a written analysis you keep — network coverage, formulary mapping, out-of-pocket modeling, trade-off discussion.

IV

An advisor for the long term

Your advisor stays with you across renewals, diagnoses, and life events. We do not hand off engagements to a service desk.

Our Charter

"To pair every adult with a complex medical situation to a licensed advisor who genuinely understands it — and to recommend coverage with the precision the situation actually demands."

The Firm's Values

Four Principles We Are Not Willing to Trade

Precision
Generic recommendations cause real harm to people with complex profiles. Specificity is the work.
Independence
We recommend what fits. No carrier incentive ever distorts the analysis.
Discretion
Health information is treated with the gravity it deserves. Names abbreviated. Files secured. Conversations privileged.
Continuity
The relationship is the product. It compounds in value over years, not transactions.
The Distinction

What a Boutique Advisory Actually Looks Like

The difference is not in what we sell. The difference is in how seriously we take the responsibility of recommending it.

I

Senior Advisors, Not Call Centers

Every conversation is with a licensed advisor with a minimum of eight years of complex-case experience. No queues, no scripts, no transfers.

II

Independent by Design

We hold no carrier equity and accept no carrier-specific incentives. Our advisors earn the same compensation regardless of which plan you choose.

III

Documented Recommendations

Every plan recommendation arrives with a written analysis — network coverage, formulary mapping, out-of-pocket modeling. You keep the document.

IV

An Advisor for the Long Term

Your advisor stays with you across renewals, life events, and diagnoses. The relationship is the product. It compounds in value over years.

Client Accounts

What Complex-Coverage Clients Tell Us, In Their Own Words

Names abbreviated at the client's request. Conditions and locations published with consent.

I'd been on the same biologic for seven years. Three brokers told me 'just pick a Silver plan and we'll sort the rest.' My Meet Med Assist advisor mapped my medication against every formulary in Pennsylvania before recommending one. The difference in my annual cost was over $11,000.

M. Hendricks
Rheumatoid arthritis · Philadelphia, PA

My husband was diagnosed with stage III colon cancer six weeks before open enrollment. We were terrified of losing his oncologist. Our advisor called the Cleveland Clinic directly to verify network status across four plans. We kept his entire care team.

K. Weston
Coverage transition · Akron, OH

I take eleven medications. The complexity made every comparison tool useless. James walked me through formulary tier shifts for each carrier, line by line. He found a Plan G + Part D combination that nobody else had even modeled.

R. Brennan
Medicare supplement · Naples, FL

After my MS diagnosis I assumed I'd be uninsurable in any meaningful sense. Eleanor spent two hours on our first call — not pitching anything, just understanding the situation. The plan she ultimately recommended has covered every infusion without a single appeal.

S. Okafor
Multiple sclerosis · Atlanta, GA

I'm 63, retiring in eighteen months, and have a cardiologist I refuse to leave. Priya engineered a pre-Medicare bridge plan that kept him in-network and modeled the Medigap transition for the moment I turn 65. I have it all in writing.

D. Castellanos
Pre-Medicare planning · Scottsdale, AZ

Three things stand out. Nobody rushed me. Every recommendation came with a written analysis. And my advisor called me — unprompted — when a formulary change at my carrier threatened my husband's medication. That phone call alone justified the relationship.

L. Tanaka
Chronic condition coverage · Seattle, WA