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* Note: Retired employees with Medicare and OPM, PEBB or other retiree, employer-sponsored insurance need to check with their administrator of benefits for their open enrollment dates.
Medicare Open Enrollment Oct. 15 - Dec.7, 2020
If you have a Medicare stand-alone Part D plan (RX), or a Medicare Advantage Plan (part C), now is the time to compare your current plan to other plan options for 2021 coverage!
Every year, most companies change their monthly premium, coverage options, and copays and/or coinsurance for services and RXs. For some, the new year brings costly surprises.
Participating in Medicare Open Enrollment is not required to keep your current insurance but for most people it's the only time to comparison shop for insurance to meet their needs.
*Medigap (also called "supplemental") plans are not subject to open enrollment deadlines.
Our office can explain the benefits of the savings programs and see if your income and assets (primary home or vehicle are NOT counted) might be eligible for help paying some or all of your Medicare Part B and/or Part D premiums and cost-sharing.
If you're eligible for a savings program or already enrolled in one, we can help you enroll in a new plan for 2021. There is no charge for our services.
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