37,019 Princeton residents — independent comparisons from a licensed Texas agent.
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Matt Giron
Licensed in Texas
What makes Princeton different: Princeton was the fastest-growing city in the entire United States from 2023 to 2024 with over 30% population growth, transforming from a rural onion-farming town along U.S. Highway 380 into a booming suburb.
Part C plans that bundle hospital, medical, and usually drug coverage.
Plans G, N, and high-deductible G that fill the gaps in Original Medicare.
Standalone prescription drug plans, including the 2026 $2,100 out-of-pocket threshold.
Marketplace plans for under-65 Texans and Floridians, with subsidy verification.
$5,000-$50,000 simplified-issue whole life for funeral and burial costs.
10-, 20-, and 30-year level term — the cheapest way to cover a mortgage or income.
Permanent insurance with guaranteed cash value and level premiums.
Pick a time — no sales pressure, no obligation. We'll walk through the plans that fit Princeton.
Across Collin County (which includes Princeton), the leading Medicare Advantage carriers are Humana Gold Plus H4007, UnitedHealthcare AARP Medicare Advantage Plan 1, Texas Health Aetna Medicare Advantage. We work with all of them and most of the smaller carriers.
Major hospital systems in Collin County include Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano, Medical City Plano, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center–Plano. Most MA plans build their networks around these systems — so the right plan depends on which hospital your doctor is affiliated with.
Two free options: (1) your local SHIP — TX HICAP — North Central Texas Council of Governments at 1-800-252-9240 — and (2) us. SHIP counselors give unbiased plan information but cannot enroll you. We can do both at no cost to you.
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