Your health coverage
Learn about Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage, and the options for changing how you get coverage.
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Life keeps moving. Make time for your Medicare, too. Explore Open Enrollment with clear information to help you understand your options.
Explore my Medicare optionsTakes you directly to Medicare.gov, the official government website.
MEDICARE OPEN ENROLLMENT
October 15 – December 7
Your yearly opportunity to review coverage.
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No insurance sales
Your choices, at your pace
A fresh look at your coverage
Open Enrollment is the time each year to review and change your Medicare health or drug coverage. Here are three places to start.
Learn about Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage, and the options for changing how you get coverage.
Explore Medicare drug coverage. Keep your medication list handy as you review your choices.
Think about your doctors, prescriptions, and budget. Use official resources to understand your coverage choices.
Start with the source: Medicare.gov’s Open Enrollment guide
A little more clarity
Getting started should feel manageable.
It’s the annual October 15–December 7 period when people with Medicare can make certain health and drug coverage changes. The choices available depend on your current coverage.
See the official Open Enrollment guide ↗No. Our main buttons open Medicare.gov’s Open Enrollment information page. You can read about your options there and decide what to do next. This website does not enroll you or change your coverage.
Your first enrollment dates can depend on your age and current coverage. If you or your spouse have coverage through work, check the rules that apply to your situation before making a change.
Check your enrollment timing on Medicare.gov ↗Yes. Call Medicare at 1-800-633-4227 (1-800-MEDICARE). TTY users can call 1-877-486-2048. Free, personalized counseling is also available through your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP).
Find official Medicare help and counseling ↗Medicare Next Steps is an independent educational project that helps older adults reach trustworthy health coverage information. We are not Medicare, a government agency, or an insurance company. We do not sell plans or collect enrollment applications.