Why review your plan every year
Each fall, your plan sends an Annual Notice of Change that explains what will be different next year. Those changes can affect what you pay for prescriptions, which doctors are in network, and your copays. Health needs change too.
What Kesha checks in your review
- Your current Annual Notice of Change
- Doctors, specialists, and hospitals you use
- New or changed prescriptions
- Premiums, copays, and the out-of-pocket maximum
- Extra benefits you use, or want to add
Support beyond enrollment
Kesha stays your point of contact after you enroll. Clients call her with questions about bills, coverage, ID cards, or life changes such as moving or losing other coverage, which can open a Special Enrollment Period.
Frequently asked questions about Annual Medicare Review
How often should I review my Medicare plan?
At least once a year, ideally between October 15 and December 7, when you can make changes for the next year.
What if my current plan is still the best fit?
Then you can stay in it. A review simply confirms your plan still fits your doctors, prescriptions, and budget.
Plan availability, benefits, and costs vary by county and company. Kesha will confirm what is available at your ZIP code. For information on all of your options, contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE.
