Lighthouse Medicare Solutions

About David Crossan 

 

Founder & President, Lighthouse Medicare Solutions

 

For more than 30 years, I’ve had the privilege of working with individuals and families as a financial advisor. From the very beginning of my career, my approach has always gone beyond the numbers—focusing on helping people feel informed, comfortable, and confident as they make important decisions about their future. Many of the most meaningful conversations I’ve had didn’t start with finances at all, but with questions, concerns, and a desire for clarity.

Those conversations shaped the way I work and, over time, highlighted a common challenge.

 

Over the years, I noticed that navigating healthcare options often created more confusion and stress than almost any other financial decision people faced later in life. Many people have told me that Medicare was the most confusing part of their retirement planning. Even clients who planned carefully worried about how their Medicare choices might affect them in the years ahead.

 

I also began to notice that this was an area often overlooked in traditional financial planning. While healthcare is one of the largest ongoing expenses in retirement, Medicare decisions were frequently treated as separate from the financial conversation, or not addressed at all. For many individuals, this meant seeing a Medicare advertisement on television, calling an 800 number, and hoping for the best.

 

Seeing this need firsthand is what inspired me to start Lighthouse Medicare Solutions.

 

I created Lighthouse to help people understand their Medicare options and how these choices can impact their overall financial well-being. My focus is on education and guidance, so individuals can make informed Medicare decisions that align with their healthcare needs.

 

At Lighthouse Medicare Solutions, we help individuals navigate Medicare, and for those who qualify, we can also assist with the Medicaid application process.

 

Our goal is to provide clear and thoughtful guidance so individuals can make informed Medicare decisions with confidence.