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Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding when and how to change Medicare Supplement (Medigap) plans can be confusing, especially with the misconception surrounding the Annual Election Period each fall. To provide clarity, here's what you need to know about switching Medicare Supplement plans, how open enrollment works, and what factors can affect your ability to make changes.

  • All Part D plans include the donut hole, but they also provide discounts designed to help you manage costs while in it.
  • Generic and brand name drugs come with significant discounts during the coverage gap, ensuring you don’t pay the full price.
  • Using tools like Medicare’s drug plan finder or consulting a Medicare broker can help you find the most cost-effective and suitable plan for your needs.
  • Medicare is a federally run health insurance program for people 65 and older or for people under 65 who have certain disabilities or health conditions.
  • Medicare provides coverage for a wide range of medically necessary services, hospital and outpatient care, preventative care, doctors visits, and more.
  • Medicare is composed of four sections called Part A, Part B, Part C and Part D.