Your Medicare plan is changing on January 1. Find out what changed.
A licensed agent will read your plan's Annual Notice of Change with you, check whether your doctors and prescriptions are still covered, and tell you plainly whether it's worth switching. Free, and there's no obligation to change anything.
- Licensed agents, based in the US
- No spam calls, ever
- No pressure to switch anything
What brings you here today?
What a plan review actually involves
- Step 1
You tell us your ZIP code and a little about your situation.
- Step 2
A licensed agent calls you back, usually within one business day.
- Step 3
They read your ANOC letter with you and check your doctors and drugs.
- Step 4
You decide — keep your plan or switch. No pressure either way.
The dates that matter
October 15
Annual Enrollment Period opens
December 7
Annual Enrollment Period closes
January 1
New plan year begins
Why people call us
Your premium went up
Part D premiums are resetting for 2027 now that a federal stabilization program has ended. If your new premium looks higher, it's worth comparing what else is available in your county.
Your doctor left the network
Advantage plans update their provider networks every year. A doctor who was in-network this year isn't guaranteed to be in January.
Your plan is ending
Plans occasionally leave a county or shut down. If yours did, you have a Special Enrollment Period to pick a new one — it doesn't have to wait for the next Annual Enrollment Period.
Is this a scam?
You've seen the television ads. You've had the phone calls. It's reasonable to wonder what the catch is here. Short answer: we get paid by the insurance agency when a call leads to a plan review, not by you — it costs you nothing either way.
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