About Dave
Medicare guidance that starts at the kitchen table.
I'm Dave Normand. I've been a licensed, independent insurance agent since 2010, and I've spent that time doing one thing: helping people in Southeast Louisiana make sense of Medicare. My parents are both on Medicare plans, and I'm the licensed agent of record for both of them — so that responsibility is professional and personal for me.
The reason behind the work
Why I do this.
Medicare is confusing. Why? Because Congress invented it. Behind the joke is a real problem: the wrong choice can cost you real money, lock you out of your doctors, or leave a gap you don't discover until you're standing at the pharmacy counter. My job is to translate — to turn the alphabet soup of Parts A, B, C and D into a decision you actually understand and feel good about.
Experience and training
Credentials.
Current credential
- Certified Medicare Insurance Planner™ (CMIP®)
Career recognition
- Ranked in Humana’s Top 125 agents nationally, Reach Rewards program
- Reached Humana’s Ambassador tier, the program’s highest agent recognition level
- Named Humana Annual Election Period Top Producer; Humana Elite Agent, 2014–2020
- Recognized by UnitedHealthcare at the Silver, Gold, and Platinum agent tiers in different years
Carrier recognitions reflect production and service standards in those companies' agent programs. They are not an endorsement of any plan and don't affect the advice I give you.
A simple process
Know what happens next.
- 1
Call Dave.
Start with your general Medicare questions — no form required.
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Confirm the topics.
When you're ready to discuss specific plans, a short Scope of Appointment confirms the types of coverage you agree to discuss. It isn't a commitment.
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Review your choices.
I explain the options available through me and help you compare them against your priorities. You decide.
Talk with Dave
Start with a conversation.
General Medicare questions can begin with a phone call. Choose the local number for your area—each one reaches Dave directly.
Ready to discuss specific plans?
Before we can go over specific plans, Medicare requires a quick Scope of Appointment form. It is not a commitment—it simply confirms which types of coverage you are open to discussing.
Prefer to browse on your own? Self-shop Medicare plans