Cobi Blumenfeld-Gantz

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The Don Lemon Show · LEMON DROP | Making Medicare Simple with Chapter CEO Cobi Blumenfeld-Gantz · 1 Nov 2025 podcast

And they're not involved in any way in the company.

We also have people on the left who are involved in the company.

Not at all.

As soon as anyone runs for office or takes office, I think in pretty much any company, they step down from all involvement in any company, pretty much.

I appreciate that.

The one other thing I'll say on that is, again, we have a number of people on our board, one of whom is the former Secretary of Health, Dr. Donna Shalala.

She was the Secretary of Health under both Clinton administrations.

And she's been a longtime Democrat, a big Democratic supporter.

And again, I don't really care about someone's politics.

I only say that to say that we're just not political.

It's just not part of our DNA.

So the rest of the year, it depends a little bit on the type of Medicare plan you're on.

But for people who are turning 65 or retiring for the first time, their enrollment window is based on their birthday or when they retire.

So we help people throughout the year when they need to sign up for Medicare for the first time or when they're retiring.

And that's totally independent of open enrollment.

There are other types of Medicare plans called a Medicare supplement plan, which are not constrained by open enrollment.

You can actually switch your Medicare supplement plan at any time of the year.

So we also help people switch that type of plan whenever they're trying to save money or optimize their coverage.

But I think that's actually an indication of one of the really core issues in our society, which is one of the things Chapter wants to solve in the long term, which is that we don't have great integration between our older Americans and our younger Americans.

From a familial standpoint, most older Americans are living by themselves or disassociated from their families.

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