Does any of this sound like your situation?Turning 65 and don't know where to start.
You may have a 7-month window to enroll — starting 3 months before your birthday month.
Don't understand the difference between Part A, B, C, and D.
You may be surprised how simple it is once someone walks you through it in plain language.
Afraid of making the wrong choice and being stuck with it.
You may be able to change your plan annually during the October 15 through December 7 enrollment window.
Don't know about enrollment windows and scared of
You may still be within your enrollment window — the sooner you check, the better.
On Original Medicare and getting hit with large out-of-pocket bills.
You may be able to add a Supplement or Advantage plan that covers what Original Medicare leaves behind.
Already enrolled but your plan changed and costs went up this year.
You may be able to switch to a better plan during Annual Enrollment — October 15 through December 7.
Taking multiple medications and not sure if they're covered.
You may be on the wrong Part D plan — comparing drug formularies based on your specific medications matters — we do that review with you.
Your trusted doctor may not be in your current plan's network.
You may be able to switch to a plan that includes your preferred doctors — we verify before you enroll.
Approaching 65 but still working — confused about when to enroll.
You may be able to delay enrollment if you have qualifying employer coverage — timing depends on your specific situation.
Spouse turning 65 and you want to make sure you're both covered.
You may each need separate Medicare plans — we help you compare options for both at the same time.