Has something changed with your Medicare coverage?
A notice in the mail, a higher prescription cost or a change in doctors can leave you wondering whether your coverage still fits. Bring that concern to Jason, and take a fresh look together.
There is no cost to you for Jason's help and no obligation to enroll.
Jason Jennings is a licensed insurance agent.
What will we compare?
Bring the notice or question that prompted you to look again. Jason can compare your current coverage with plans he offers, including doctor access, prescription coverage, and estimated costs. You do not have to switch to get help.
When can I make a change?
A plan change must fit an enrollment period. Fall Open Enrollment, the Medicare Advantage change period, or a qualifying event may apply. Tell Jason what coverage you have and what is changing so he can help check your timing.
Medicare.gov (search: joining a plan)Medicare Supplement (Medigap) has separate buying rules. Check whether you can obtain the policy you want before dropping existing coverage.
Medicare.gov (search: Medigap buying protections)What should I prepare for our conversation?
- The name of your current Medicare plan or coverage.
- Any notice that prompted your question.
- Changes to your doctors, prescriptions, pharmacy, or budget.
- Any deadline mentioned in your notice.
Do not cancel existing coverage before confirming how a proposed change would work and when it would start.
Does your Medicare coverage still fit?
20 things to check about your coverage, costs, providers and medications
Use this checklist to capture what is working, what has changed, and what you want to understand before your call with Jason.