I'm Adam, and I'll be honest about how I got here.

I earned my health insurance license a few years ago. Soon after, I put my career and pretty much everything else on hold to become the full-time caregiver for my grandma. She raised me, and she never wanted to go into a nursing home. So I moved in with her, cooked her meals, and helped her with everything she needed every day until the end of her life.

Those years taught me something no licensing course did. When she got sick, the coverage she had left her with very few choices about her own care. I think about that every time I sit down with someone. The right plan isn't just about the monthly premium. It's about what your options look like on the worst day.

Most of the people I help are self-employed or shopping for their family on their own, without a job that hands them a benefits package. I'll explain your options in plain English, tell you what I'd look at if I were in your shoes, and still pick up the phone when you have a question six months from now.

Outside of work, I'm usually at the gym, meal prepping for the week, or losing at video games. I'm newer to this business than a lot of agents, and I won't pretend otherwise. What I bring is knowing firsthand what's at stake, and the drive to work hard for every family I help.