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Medicare Annual Enrollment Is Almost Here: What to Check Before December 7

Medicare Annual Enrollment runs from October 15 through December 7, and it's the one window each year when you can change your Medicare Advantage or Part D plan for 2027. Most people don't need to switch anything, but everyone should spend a few minutes checking what's changing. Here's what to look at, in the order we'd look at it with you.

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Is Your Medicare Plan Still Right for You? Here's Why Now Is the Time to Check

Medicare Open Enrollment has a way of sneaking up on people. One minute it's summer, and the next your mailbox is stuffed with postcards promising the "best plan for 2026," your TV is running the same three commercials on a loop, and you're left wondering if you should actually be doing something about it.

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Medicare Prescription Drug Cost Cap

Understanding the $2,000 Medicare Prescription Drug Cost Cap Prescription drug costs can be one of the biggest healthcare expenses for Medicare beneficiaries. Beginning in 2025, a ...

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Don’t Trust the Medicare Website Alone This Enrollment Season

The 2025 Medicare provider directory has left many beneficiaries frustrated — and even at risk of choosing the wrong coverage.   Before you enroll or make changes this Annual ...

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Navigating Medicare’s 2026 Annual Enrollment Period

Navigating Medicare’s 2026 Annual Enrollment Period: What Every Beneficiary Should Know By Elizabeth Robinson, Agency Director, MyCarePro As the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period ...

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Medicare Myth-Busting: What You Really Need to Know Before Turning 65

Turning 65 is supposed to be a milestone, not a headache. But if you’ve started researching Medicare, you may have noticed a maze of letters (A, B, C, D), enrollment deadlines, and...

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