Losing your Medicare Advantage plan? These videos can help
Medicare Open Enrollment runs through December 7, and if you’ve gotten a letter explaining that your Medicare Advantage plan won’t be available next year you need to take action.
The Office of the Insurance Commissioner just published a series of videos to help explain what you can do to replace your current Medicare Advantage plan and what you can take care of online with Medicare’s Plan Finder feature.
Reminder: If you don’t enroll in a new Medicare Advantage plan, or a Medicare Part D plan with Medigap or Medicare Supplement plan, you won’t have the same level of coverage on January 1. You also won’t be able to enroll in a new Medicare Part D plan until next fall.
Video 1: Losing your Medicare Advantage plan? Here’s your options.
Video 2: Losing your Medicare Advantage plan? Here’s how to find a new one
Video 3: What to know if you’re moving from Medicare Advantage to Original Medicare
Video 4: Medicare Open Enrollment: Using the Plan Finder on Medicare.gov
Still have questions about enrolling in a new Medicare plan? Here’s a few options.
- Start reviewing your Medicare and You handbook (PDF, 3.7 MB) or visit Medicare.gov.
- Contact Medicare. You can talk or live chat with a real person, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (except some federal holidays).
- Join our daily Zoom call with SHIBA manager, Tim Smolen
- Find a local presentation or counseling session with our SHIBA program in your area.
