St. Johns County is one of Florida's most desirable retirement destinations — with world-class communities like Nocatee, Del Webb Ponte Vedra, and Palencia. William helps residents of every St. Augustine community find the right Medicare coverage.
Nocatee
Master-Planned Active Adult Community
One of the fastest-growing communities in the U.S.; Del Webb Nocatee 55+ section; resort amenities, pickleball, pools.
Del Webb Ponte Vedra
55+ Active Adult Community
Gated, resort-style living in Ponte Vedra; clubhouse, fitness center, tennis, pickleball.
Palencia
Golf & Waterway Community
Intracoastal waterway access, golf course, fitness center; popular with active retirees.
World Golf Village
Golf Course Community
Adjacent to World Golf Hall of Fame; multiple courses, resort amenities.
Murabella
Active Adult Neighborhood
St. Johns County; resort-style amenities, close to top-rated schools and medical facilities.
Silverleaf
Master-Planned Community
New development in St. Johns County with active adult sections and resort amenities.
Flagler Estates
Rural Retirement Community
Affordable rural living in St. Johns County; popular with retirees seeking space and privacy.
St. Augustine Shores
Established Retirement Neighborhood
Intracoastal waterway access, marina, clubhouse; one of St. Augustine's original retirement communities.
What Medicare plans are available in St. Augustine 55+ communities?
St. Augustine (St. Johns County) residents have access to both Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans. St. Johns County has excellent Medicare Advantage options, including plans with $0 premiums, dental, vision, and fitness benefits. Medigap plans offer predictable costs. William compares all available plans for your specific ZIP code.
Does Medicare cover fitness amenities in St. Augustine retirement communities?
Many Medicare Advantage plans include SilverSneakers or Silver&Fit fitness benefits, giving you free or discounted access to gyms and fitness classes in St. Augustine. Original Medicare does not cover gym memberships. William identifies which plans include the best fitness benefits for your community.
What hospitals serve St. Augustine 55+ communities?
Flagler Hospital is the primary hospital serving St. Augustine and St. Johns County. UF Health St. Johns is also available. Mayo Clinic Florida and UF Health Jacksonville are accessible for specialized care. William identifies which Medicare plans have the best network coverage for these facilities.
Is Nocatee a good place to retire with Medicare?
Nocatee is one of the most popular retirement destinations in Northeast Florida. It's located in St. Johns County (ZIP 32081), which has excellent Medicare Advantage plan options. The Del Webb Nocatee section is specifically designed for active adults 55+. William helps Nocatee residents find the best Medicare coverage for their needs.
William helps St. Augustine retirees compare every Medicare Advantage and Medigap plan available in St. Johns County. Free service, no obligation.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE (TTY: 1-877-486-2048) to get information on all of your options.
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Not all plans or types of coverage may be available in your area. Plan availability, benefits, and premiums vary by county and ZIP code. Enrollment in any plan depends on contract renewal. Benefits, premiums, and cost-sharing may change on January 1 of each year.
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