Email is the way to reach Senior Benefits Central about the site itself. Any telephone number appearing in an advertisement here reaches an advertiser, not us.
contact@seniorbenefitscentral.com
We read everything that arrives and reply to messages that need a reply, usually within a few business days.
What we can help with
- Corrections or factual errors on any page
- Explanations that are unclear or incomplete
- Suggestions for topics to cover
- Questions about how this site operates, including our advertising arrangements
- Privacy requests
- Press, editorial, or accessibility matters
What we cannot help with
We are not licensed to sell, solicit, or negotiate insurance, so we cannot:
- Provide a quote, rate, or price estimate
- Say whether a policy is right for you, or review a policy or offer
- Look up, change, or explain coverage you already hold
- Take an application or accept any payment
- Act as your agent, or advise you on which advertiser to choose
- Help with a claim
For those, contact a licensed insurance agent in your state, or the insurer directly if you already hold a policy. To verify a license or file a complaint, contact your state insurance department.
Please do not send personal information
Do not email us your date of birth, Social Security number, health history, financial details, or policy numbers. Ordinary email is not a secure channel, we have no use for that information, and sensitive details sent to this address are deleted rather than stored. See our privacy policy.
About calls you may receive
Senior Benefits Central does not operate a call center and does not make outbound marketing calls to readers. If you clicked an advertisement, called a number, or submitted a form on or through this site, you may be contacted by advertisers or marketing partners — those calls come from them, not from us. See our disclosures and privacy policy.
To stop contact from a particular company, ask that company directly to add you to its internal do-not-call list. To report an unwanted or deceptive call, contact the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov, and your state insurance department if the caller claims to sell insurance. You are also welcome to tell us at the address above.