Your healthcare team
Have your doctors, specialists, or preferred hospital changed?
Medicare plan review
A fresh look starts with what matters to you today: your doctors, your prescriptions, and your priorities.
Look at the whole picture
A useful review looks at how you actually use your coverage. These four areas can help guide the conversation.
Have your doctors, specialists, or preferred hospital changed?
Are you taking new medications or using a different pharmacy?
What do premiums, deductibles, and out-of-pocket expenses mean for your budget?
Are travel, moving, or other life changes affecting what you need?
Know the annual window
Each year, this is the period when you can change Medicare Advantage or Part D drug coverage. Changes generally take effect January 1 of the following year.
Review your plan’s Annual Notice of Change as you prepare. Other enrollment periods may apply to your situation.
Medigap has different enrollment rules; the fall window does not guarantee you can buy or change a Supplement policy.
A thoughtful review
No. A review is a chance to understand your coverage and compare it with your current needs. Keeping your plan may be an option; you don’t have to decide before you talk.
You can still ask questions. Whether you can change coverage depends on your circumstances and the enrollment periods available to you. Brianna can help you identify what to check.
No. Start with a general question or request to talk. Arrange an appropriate way to share personal information directly with Brianna.
A little guidance goes a long way
You bring your questions.
I’ll bring a listening ear and a place to start.