Medicare Leads That Actually Pick Up

Yes. Age is a first-class filter at checkout, and your available record count updates in real time as you narrow the range. Most Medicare agents segment three ways: T65 prospects (people turning 65 in the next 90–180 days, who enter their Initial Enrollment Period and are statistically the most receptive to a first conversation about Medicare Advantage or Supplement plans), the 66–70 working-age bracket (where switches between Original Medicare, MA, and Supplement are common), and 71+ (which skews toward plan reviews and SNP eligibility). Narrower brackets generally lift contact and conversion rates because your script, timing, and product fit can be tailored to a single life stage instead of averaged across a 20-year span. Age filtering also stacks with state, county, and income filters, so you can build a list as specific as 'T65 prospects in Florida counties X, Y, Z' without leaving the cart.

Every record is scrubbed against the federal National Do Not Call Registry, the 17+ state-level DNC lists we currently cover, and an internal TCPA litigator and serial-complainant database before it is made available for purchase. Mobile numbers are reverified for active carrier status within a 30-day window so you are not dialing ported-out, disconnected, or reassigned lines — a common source of TCPA exposure. That said, 'TCPA-safe' is not the same as 'consent on file.' You remain responsible for honoring federal calling-hour rules (8 a.m. to 9 p.m. local time at the called party), identifying yourself and your purpose on every call, maintaining your own internal DNC list, and securing prior express written consent before using an autodialer or prerecorded message. We give you a clean, current list; you operate it inside your own compliance program.

Every phone number is reverified against live mobile carrier data within 30 days of the moment you download the file. Records that come back disconnected, VoIP-only, ported to a non-mobile line, or otherwise inactive are removed before delivery, so you are not paying for dead inventory. Medicare files behave differently from real-time web-form leads: the underlying demographic and eligibility data is sourced from compiled consumer records rather than a 30-second-old opt-in, which is why freshness here is measured by contactability and DNC/litigator status rather than form-fill timestamp. For seasonal campaigns this matters operationally — pulling a fresh batch close to the Annual Enrollment Period (October 15 – December 7) and the Open Enrollment Period (January 1 – March 31) gives you the cleanest dialing window when prospect intent is highest.

Standard Medicare leads are locked to your account for 14 days from the moment you purchase. During that window no other SkyNet customer can buy the same record, which gives you a clean runway to dial, voicemail, text, and follow up without competing against another agent on the same number. Exclusive-tier leads extend that further: the record is retired from the marketplace permanently after your purchase, so it is never resold. Most agents plan their cadence around the window — multi-touch sequences (call, voicemail, SMS, call-back attempts spaced across business hours) tend to complete inside the first 7–10 days, leaving buffer before the lock lifts. After the standard 14-day window expires the record can re-enter inventory and may be purchased by another buyer, so any prospect you want to keep working long-term should be moved into your own CRM well before day 14.