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Enrollment

Life Changes? Here’s How to Use a Mid‑Year Special Enrollment Period (SEP)

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July is the halfway point in the Medicare calendar—smack between last fall’s Annual Election Period (AEP) and this October’s next round. If you’ve had a big life change since January, you don’t have to wait until October 15 to tweak your coverage. Medicare gives you a Special Enrollment Period (SEP) so you can pivot mid‑year and still keep costs (and stress) under control. What Exactly Is a SEP? When certain events happen—think moving, losing other insurance, or […]

What to Expect in Your Medicare Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) for 2025

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As we head into the 2025 Medicare season, you’ll be receiving your Medicare Annual Notice of Change (ANOC). This letter brings important updates about your plan, including changes to coverage, costs, and provider networks. Let’s walk through what to look out for and how to make sure your plan continues to fit your healthcare needs. Why You Should Pay Attention to Your ANOC Each fall, Medicare Advantage and Part D plan members receive the ANOC, […]

3 Common Mistakes to Avoid During the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP)!

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The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) is a crucial time of year for Medicare recipients to reevaluate their coverage and make necessary changes. This period, which runs from October 15 to December 7 annually, offers the opportunity to find more affordable coverage, reduce prescription drug costs, or even get more coverage for a similar price. To help you make the most of the AEP, we’ve identified three common mistakes to avoid. Ignoring Your Medicare Annual […]

A Guide to the Annual Enrollment Period

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The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) is an important timeframe for making changes to your Medicare coverage options, if needed. AEP occurs annually from October 15 to December 7, with any changes you make taking effect from January 1. What Changes Can You Make During AEP? The changes you can make during AEP depend on your current Medicare coverage. Below, you’ll find information about the actions you can take based on your current situation: If […]

5 Tips to Protect Yourself from Medicare Fraud: Stay Safe and Informed

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As a senior citizen, you rely on Medicare to provide you with the medical care you need to stay healthy.  Unfortunately, scammers and fraudsters also know how valuable your Medicare benefits are, and they will go to great lengths to try to trick you into giving up your personal information or signing up for services you do not need. Here are some tips to help you avoid Medicare fraud:       1.            Protect your Medicare card: […]

Navigating Medicare Enrollment: How we can provide expert support and guidance for a Hassle-Free Process!

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Medicare enrollment can be a daunting process for many people. It involves a lot of complex information, deadlines, and choices to make. With so many options available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and confused about what plan is right for you. Fortunately, you don’t have to navigate this process alone. We can help you make sense of your options and choose the plan that best fits your needs. Here are just some of the ways […]

What is the Initial Coverage Election Period?

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If you’re new to Medicare, you may be familiar with the Initial Enrollment Period (IEP), an election period that covers from 3 months before your 65th birthday to 3 months after. However, if you chose not to sign up for Part B during your IEP, there is another enrollment period available to you, known as Initial Coverage Election Period (ICEP). But what exactly is it? When can you use it? And how does it differ […]

Turning 65 With Employer Insurance and the Need to Report Creditable Coverage to CMS

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If you’re turning 65 and still intend to have employer coverage, or if maybe you’re delaying your retirement just a few months after your birthday, one thing to keep in mind is making sure you receive an annual written notice of creditable coverage from your employer. As you may or may not know, Medicare will require you to maintain creditable prescription drug coverage or receive a Part D Late Enrollment Penalty. If you’d liked to […]