A straightforward way to connect with insurance partners.

UnitedSeniorsUS.com is an insurance matching service. Based on the information you provide, we route your call or request to one of the third-party licensed insurance agents and agencies we work with, and we are paid for that referral. We are not an insurance company or agency and we do not sell insurance.

No government affiliation. We are a privately owned advertising and marketing company, not a government program or licensed insurance entity.
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How our insurance matching service works

We help route interested consumers to independent, third-party insurance partners. The partner you reach is responsible for discussing insurance products, eligibility, pricing, and availability.

01

Share your request

Provide the information requested on the relevant page or call the displayed phone number.

02

We route the connection

Your call or request may be routed to a third-party licensed insurance agent or agency we work with.

03

Review your options

A licensed insurance partner can discuss available products, costs, eligibility, and terms with you.

What to expect when you connect

Your call is connected to a private, third-party insurance partner — never a government program. You may speak with a representative before being transferred to a licensed insurance agent.

Insurance licensing and product availability vary by state

Eligibility, pricing, and coverage are determined by the insurance provider

We may be compensated for calls or leads routed to our partners

We do not sell insurance or guarantee coverage

Questions to ask before choosing insurance

Use these questions when speaking with an insurance provider.

1

Confirm licensing

Ask whether the agent and agency are licensed in your state.

2

Identify the provider

Ask which insurance company offers the product being discussed.

3

Review the terms

Ask about eligibility, exclusions, limitations, and when coverage would begin.

4

Confirm the cost

Review premiums, fees, payment schedules, possible rate changes, and cancellation terms.