Every year, from October 15 to December 7, Medicare's Annual Enrollment Period gives you the chance to review your coverage and change it if you'd like to, with any new plan starting January 1. It's also the season when the mail gets louder, and when it's easy to renew on autopilot just to make the noise stop. We'd like to help you slow it down.

Start with the notice already in your mailbox

By September 30, your plan was required to send you an Annual Notice of Change. It can look like routine mail, but it spells out what's different about your plan next year, including premiums, deductibles, prescription coverage and which doctors and pharmacies are in the network. A plan that worked well for you this year can shift in any of those areas, and the notice is where you'll find out.

Three things worth checking

• Whether your prescriptions are still covered, and at what cost
• Whether your doctors, specialists and pharmacy are still in the network
• Whether the costs for next year still fit your budget

How we help

Bring that notice to us and our licensed and certified Medicare specialists will read it with you, line by line, in plain language. We'll look at your current plan next to the options available in your area and tell you what we see. Staying with the plan you have is a perfectly good outcome when it still fits, and when a change would serve you better, we'll walk you through exactly what that looks like and how to make it happen before the deadline.

There's no pressure to switch either way. Visit https://mycarepro.net/medicare-2026 to connect with a Medicare specialist, and we'll take care of the rest alongside you.

We do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent 11 organizations which offer 47 plans in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1‑800‑MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.