AEP stands for Annual Enrollment Period. It is when eligible individuals can change their Medicare plan.

You have options to enroll or change your medicare coverage during these enrollment periods:

Initial Enrollment Period - You can enroll in Original Medicare coverage and possibly a Medicare Plan 3 months before you turn 65 and up to 3 months after you turn 65.

Annual Enrollment Period - Open enrollment period for Medicare coverage during October 15 and December is when you are able to change your Medicare coverage.

Special Enrollment Period - This is a broad term that applied to aging-in, recently moved, lost health insurance coverage or any other Special Enrollment Period qualifying conditions.

Our agents are ready to help you answer any questions about Special Enrollment or Open Enrollment. Call them today at 01333444555

One way to get a complete view of your plan options is to talk to a licensed insurance agent that can give you quotes from several insurance companies and plan types all on one call. This saves you having to put your information onto websites that may sell your information, or going from insurance company to insurance company trying to find the right plan options available for you.

When you call, you are paired with an agent that is certified in your state to sell Medicare plans. They will guide you on choosing the plan that suits your needs.

Yes! Discussing your needs with an agent will ensure you explore your options and get the most out of your Medicare coverage.

Yes. By sharing your zip code agents will be able to tell you the Medicare Advantage plan options available for you, including benefits, provider networks, and monthly premiums.

You may have Guaranteed Issue Right or the ability to enroll in Medicare Supplement Insurance if any of these scenarios belong to you:

• Currently covered under Medicare Parts A & B.
• You are within 6 months of turning 65.
• You are within 6 months of receiving Part B coverage.
• If you are about to lose your group health insurance plan. Please note that you may still be required to answer some medical questions about your overall health and wellness.