First Family Insurance partners with multiple insurance carriers and gives customers applying for Medicare Supplement insurance a broad range of policy options to choose among. Their licensed agents can advise you by telephone on the coverage that makes sense for you and also falls within your budget parameters. Coverage and premiums will vary with the specific policy you select.

To compare plans and get a quote from First Family Insurance, you must first put in a call to the company and speak with one of their licensed agents. First Family does not have a section on their website that explains what Medicare Supplement insurance can provide. It's therefore a good idea for consumers to educate themselves about the ins and outs of Medicare supplement insurance before contacting First Family. The actual coverage you receive will depend on the policy you select.

First Family Insurance is accredited by the BBB and receives an A+ rating. This rating is based on only two reviews. The absence of a lot of reviews can be interpreted as positive, since negative reviews in the insurance category are very common. First Family is not rated on Trustpilot. We were pleased to note that the company promises not to share your information with any company other than the insurance carriers who underwrite the policies you review. For some consumers, this may make First Family a more attractive option than some of their competitors who disclose personal information to a wide variety of marketing firms.

As an insurance aggregator, First Family does not provide insurance directly. The company partners with well-known insurance carriers to provide you with a policy. While First Family is not rated by Moody's, AM Best, or other organizations that measure financial strength, their insurance carrier partners are. Before choosing a policy through First Family, it is best to check the financial strength ratings of the insurance carrier that underwrites it.