About
As a Premier Benefit Consultant agent Mark Faildo is here to help you understand all of your health insurance options and to provide excellent ongoing service once he assists you to enroll into the plan of your choice. Mark offers guidance for individuals with existing Medicare health plans, those new to Medicare as well as those preparing to retire and transition from employer based health coverage to individual coverage. Phone or video conferencing consultations are available by appointment and free of charge. Whether you are a Medicare beneficiary, employer, physician, guardian or anyone looking to understand the complexities of Medicare, contact Mark and he will gladly assist you.
Mark’s multitude of varying life experiences have prepared and developed him well for what he does today – assisting Hawaii’s Medicare beneficiaries with care and compassion, local style.
Whether it was his 16+ years of Food and Beverage management in some of Hawaii’s most notable hotels or nurturing a group of stores for the Starbucks Cooperation as a District Manager, providing memorable experiences has always been priority one for Mark. All the while, Mark also served his country and retired as a Sargent First Class from the Army Reserves in Hawaii.
Therefore, having a “Service not Sales” mentality has been a cornerstone principle for Mark. Since 2010, Mark has enjoyed assisting people with their understanding of and making educated decisions about their Medicare options.
Some of Mark’s recognition include being a Top Producer for the agency and for several Insurance Carriers year over year.
Mark grew up in Kalihi Valley and is married to his wife Sasi, has 2 daughters, Nicole and Kylie, a son Austin and a dog name Sam. When not at work Mark enjoys being with family, going to the gym and fishing.
Mark believes in exceeding expectations, relentless determination and having uncompromising integrity.
“Work for a Cause, Not for Applause. Live to Express, Not to Impress. Don’t Strive To Make Your Presence Noticed, Just Make Your Absence Felt”
