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Medicare, health, life, dental and vision insurance, explained in plain language by Manuel Guzman Jr. Answer three quick questions, or call or text him directly.
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Serving
San Antonio
and the Rio Grande Valley
Licensed in
4 states
TX, FL, NE and MO
Agent since
2006
starting in the Rio Grande Valley
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Manuel
(956) 758‑8252
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How it works
No call center. Just a clear conversation about what you need.
Answer three quick questions here, or call, text or email him directly.
Manuel explains your choices in plain language, in English or Spanish.
Take the time you need. When something changes, like turning 65 or a new plan year, you know who to call.
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Meet Manuel
Manuel Guzman Jr became an insurance agent in 2006 in the Rio Grande Valley. Today he lives in San Antonio and serves clients across Texas.

When you have a question, you call or text Manuel himself on a business line set aside for his clients.
Google reviews
DMG Medicare Advisors is rated 5.0 from four reviews on Google.
5 out of 5 stars
We’re very grateful for the help that Manuel Guzman gave our family when it came time to enroll in new health care plans. He was very patient, knowledgeable and available to help us understand what our choices were and to help us select health plans that fit our needs and worked for us.
Trying to enroll in the right health plan can be overwhelming. Our “Thanks” to Manuel for answering all of our questions and making these decisions less stressful. We’re very happy to have Manuel as our insurance agent and highly recommend his services.
Mr. and Mrs. Vasquez
5 out of 5 stars
My husband and I have had the pleasure of knowing and being Manuel Guzman’s clients since about 2017, He is so helpful and knowledgeable when it comes to looking for the right insurance for our needs, if we have any questions we just call him, that is very reassuring.
5 out of 5 stars
U do not hesitate to contact my insurance representative, Manuel whenever a problem arises with my insurance needs. Manuel gets back to me as soon as possible and puts my mind to ease .
5 out of 5 stars
Have nothing but great things to share with Manuel Guzman. As always he has been very helpful in searching for the best plan.
Appreciate his support as always.
Good to know
A few dates and rules that come up often. Each one is explained in more detail on the coverage pages.
Your Medicare Initial Enrollment Period lasts 7 months: the 3 months before your 65th birthday month, that month, and the 3 months after.
SourceMedicare.gov
Medicare Open Enrollment runs October 15 to December 7 each year. Changes start January 1.
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Already in a Medicare Advantage plan? Between January 1 and March 31 you can make one change.
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Your Medigap Open Enrollment Period lasts 6 months. It starts the first month you have Part B and are 65 or older.
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It is illegal for anyone to sell you a Medigap policy if you have a Medicare Advantage plan.
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Going 63 days or more in a row without creditable drug coverage can mean a Part D late enrollment penalty.
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In most cases, Original Medicare does not cover routine dental care like cleanings and fillings.
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Missed your first window? The General Enrollment Period runs January 1 to March 31, and a penalty may apply.
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HealthCare.gov Open Enrollment for 2027 coverage runs November 1 to January 15.
SourceHealthCare.gov
Enroll in a Marketplace plan by December 15 and pay your first premium, and coverage can start January 1.
SourceHealthCare.gov
Marketplace plans must cover treatment for pre-existing conditions.
SourceHealthCare.gov
Short-term health plans generally don’t have to follow federal Marketplace rules, including the rules on pre-existing conditions.
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Term life covers a set number of years. Whole life is designed to last your whole life.
Good to knowPlain-language summary
Final expense coverage is a smaller life insurance policy often used for funeral and end-of-life costs.
Good to knowPlain-language summary
Hospital indemnity coverage pays a set amount for a covered hospital stay. It works alongside health coverage, not instead of it.
Good to knowPlain-language summary
Before you pick a dental plan, check that your dentist is in its network.
Good to knowPlain-language summary
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Coverage guides
Plain-language pages on each type of coverage Manuel helps with.
Turning 65Turning 65 soon? Start hereYour Initial Enrollment Period, and what to have ready before it opens.Read this
MedicareAlready on Medicare?What to review each year, and when you can make a change.Read this
HealthHealth coverage under 65Individual, family and Marketplace plans, and what to check first.Read this
LifeLife insurance for your familyTerm life, whole life and final expense, plus the DIME calculator.Read this
MedicareMedicare Advantage, in plain wordsHow Part C plans work, and why the doctor check matters.Read this
MedicareMedicare Supplement (Medigap)Help with the costs Original Medicare leaves you to pay.Read this
Dental & visionDental and vision coverageWhy the network matters more than you might think.Read this
HospitalHospital indemnity coverageA set amount for a covered hospital stay, on top of your health coverage.Read thisThis strip moves on its own. It stops while your pointer is over it and while your keyboard focus is inside it, and it does not move at all if your system asks for reduced motion. Every page is also listed, still, on the coverage guides page.
Questions
Use the three questions at the top of this page, or call or text Manuel at (956) 758‑8252. You can also email him at manuel@dmgmedicare.com.
No. Manuel’s clients call or text him personally on his dedicated business line.
Yes. Manuel helps clients in English and Spanish.
Manuel works mostly virtually, so most conversations happen by phone, text or email.
Texas, Florida, Nebraska and Missouri.
Your Initial Enrollment Period usually starts 3 months before the month you turn 65 and ends 3 months after it. That is 7 months in all.
That depends on the plan’s network, so it is worth checking before you enroll. Have your doctors’ names ready when you talk with Manuel.
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