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Tom Gilmour

Consumer Specialist

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Tom grew up in North Dakota, graduating from the University of North Dakota with a B.S. in Mathematics. In 1979, he moved to Texas and started a twenty-five year career in advertising sales. Tom and his wife Tracy have four adult children, two sons and two daughters. During his advertising career he won numerous awards for sales achievements and customer satisfaction.

A difficult ordeal with his father involving nursing home care, prompted Tom to switch careers . This stirred the passion he carries today to help families plan for their long term care needs.

Tom is licensed and partnership certified in over 15 states including Texas. Using computer webinars has enabled him to reach out to areas of the country that do not have agents trained in long term care. Tom regularly conducts seminars for attorneys, financial planners, accountants, insurance advisors, church groups, associations and companies that are interested in an education on long term care.

NIPR: 8993026
Licensed in: AR (#8993026), FL, GA, MI, MO, NC, NJ, NM, OK, PA, TN, TX (#1427432), WI

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Here's what people have to say about Tom Gilmour...

“Mr. Gilmore is very knowledgeable with LTC and answered every question or concern that we had. I have already recommended Mr. Gilmore to friends.”

 

What did you find most useful about this process?

“The different plans along with different scenarios that were presented to my husband and I.”

“Tom is very easy to understand. He is patient with my questions and doesn’t mind explaining things when I have additional questions. No pressure to purchase… very informative.”

 

What did you find most useful about this process?

“Having the webinar and being able to spend the time asking questions.”

“Exceptional knowledge and customer service. Simple, informative, and understandable.”

 

What did you find most useful about this process?

“Online communication, and the representative’s willingness to work around our schedule.”

“Tom was very responsive, organized and on-time for our scheduled meetings. The experience, so far for the review of options, pricing and completing the application was very smooth.”

 

What did you find most useful about this process?

“The Power Point Presentation outlining options, explaining each.”

“Tom is a knowledgeable, honest educator who is not a high pressure sales person. Not pushy, and I learned more about the affordability of long term care insurance.”

What did you find most useful about this process?

“Tom’s explanation of what to expect during the process.”

 

What would you tell a friend or colleague about your experience?

“Tom’s detailed explanations and guidance through the process.”

“Great experience and made it simple for us to make a decision whether or not to go ahead with the application process. We knew basically nothing about LTC and everything was explained in detail and follow up calls were made to go over any further questions we had. (Tom was) knowledgeable, prompt, kind. He explained everything to our satisfaction.”

“Tom was very detailed in his explanation and offered good, sound advice regarding the nurse interview. There was no pressure to buy, just as he said there would be no pressure.”

 

What did you find most useful about his process?

“The thoroughness of the presentation and application process.”

“Tom has been very easy to work with and very informative. I learned how intricate the long term care insurance process is. (Potential buyers) need to have this type of insurance explained to them before buying.”

“Tom was prompt in all communications, and thorough in explaining not only the process, but also product options. We were not ‘pushed’ toward any product, we were given materials to make decisions we were seeking.”

“Tom was very knowledgeable and worked with our schedule to find a plan we liked. (He) provided several options and the costs for care, plus the information to know what to expect with inflation. It was clear and we felt Tom was trying to find the best plan for us.”