Medicare Open Enrollment

What is Medicare Open Enrollment

Helping you understand Open Enrollment for Medicare

Medicare open enrollment period, also known as the annual election period, happens in the period between October 15 and December 7 when a current Medicare user can upgrade parts of their plans to Medicare Advantage and/or Part D plan. The revised coverage for the user will begin from January 1

Compare Medicare Quotes & Save

Plans Tailored For Your Needs

ConsumerCoverage's range of plans are designed to suit your specific coverage needs.

Assistance From Representatives

Our skilled team of licensed sales agents will help you find the perfect plan in your area.
Call: (833) 317-2146

Economical
Plans

Depending on your location, you gain access to affordable
premium plans!
Take Action

What You Can Do During Medicare Open Enrollment

Open Enrollment is your time to select the Medicare plan that offer you the best coverage. You can change from Original Medicare to Medicare Advantage

How To Enroll In Medicare?

For several users, Original Medicare enrollment is automatic at the age of 65 and can be as simple as receiving your Medicare card in the mail.

When you are first eligible for Medicare, you can enroll in a Part D plan and will not be refused Medigap coverage.
However, Medicare Advantage enrollment is limited and depends on availability.


Talk to a Licensed Agent Now:

(833) 317-2146
Medicare Open Enrollment
Medicare Quote

How To Get Medicare Open Enrollment Advantage?

If you don’t get this plan in your Initial Enrollment Period, you can sign up for it during the Medicare Open Enrolment period from October 15 to December 7. You could also switch your plan or return to Original Medicare during this period.

With both Medicare Part A and Part B as well as residence in a serviceable area, you are eligible for open enrollment for Medicare Advantage plans. In case you have permanent kidney failure, you will be eligible for a Special Needs Plan instead

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION - FAQs

What is the Medicare Open Enrollment Period?
The details of medicare health and drugs can change significantly every year, including details such as costs, what comes under the coverage, and which pharmacies belong to their network. Every year between October 15 and December 7.
Am I allowed to change my plan after the Medicare Open Enrollment Period?
If you want to switch your plan to a new Medicare Advantage plan and have missed the Medicare Open Enrollment period, just change it to your desired plan during any of the enrollment periods. When the coverage period of the new plan begins, your old plan will be discontinued.
What are the implications of the Medicare Open Enrollment Period on me?
The Medicare Open Enrollment Period is for those who want to make any changes to their Medicare plan. If you do not wish to make any changes to your existing Medicare plan, you do not need to take any actions in this period. Automatically, your existing coverage will continue into the next year.
Does the timing of my switch to a new plan impact my coverage?
No, it doesn't. As long as you enroll for your coverage before the Medicare Open Enrollment Period ends on December 7, your new plan should take effect from January 1.
What are the changes that allowed to make to my plan during the Open Enrollment ?
There are several changes that can be made during the Medicare Open Enrollment Period for your Medicare plan. You can change from Original Medicare to Medicare Advantage or vice versa.
What is the duration of the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period?
The Medical Open Enrollment Period, popularly known as the Annual Election Period or Annual Coordinated Enrollment Period, happens every year between October 15 and December 7. Anyone with Medicare Part A and Part B coverage can switch to Part C coverage in this time period.

Get Started Now Comparing Rates

We've Got You Covered!
Compare & Save Today
(833) 317-2146