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The Fall Medicare Open Enrollment lets you change your current Medicare Coverage. You are able to return to Original Medicare, switch to a Medicare Advantage, switch to a different Medicare Advantage and lastly switch to a different Medicare Part D plan ( drug plan). This happens annually from October 15th to December 7th. The new plans take effect January 1st.
If you are satisfied with your current Medicare Plan, you DON'T need to do anything. Your current plan will rollover to the next year. However, plans can change annually so you may want to at least compare options to make sure your plan is still the best fit for your needs. This can be very important for your drug plans (Medicare Part D) because medications change often and drug prices vary year to year. Changes that can be made during Open Enrollment
If you would like a review of your current Medicare Plan, contact me and we can go over your options! Rob Davies 800-254-5200
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