Open Enrollment is the best time to review your Medicare coverage—but most people let their plan automatically renew. Our guide, “Should I Change My Medicare Coverage During Open Enrollment?”, helps you decide whether to stay put or explore better options for your health and budget.

Not sure if you qualify for Medicare yet? Our “Am I Eligible for Medicare Part A & Part B?” guide walks you through who’s covered, how work credits and citizenship affect eligibility, and what to do if you’re not enrolled automatically. It’s the simplest way to understand your Medicare starting point.

Not everyone is enrolled in Medicare automatically at 65—and assuming you are can lead to costly surprises. Our guide, “Will I Be Enrolled Automatically in Medicare?”, explains who qualifies, when coverage starts, and what to do if you need to enroll yourself. A simple read that can save you time, money, and stress.

Medicare’s enrollment rules can be tricky—and missing a deadline can lead to permanent penalties. Our “Will I Avoid Medicare Enrollment Penalties?” guide helps you understand when to enroll, what exceptions apply, and how to avoid costly lifetime surcharges. A few minutes of planning now can save thousands later.

Medicare’s Open Enrollment isn’t just paperwork—it’s a chance to make sure your health coverage still fits your needs. Each year, plans change their premiums, drug lists, and provider networks. Our newest guide, “Should I Change My Medicare Coverage During Open Enrollment?”, helps you evaluate whether to stay the course or explore new options. A quick annual review could protect your health and your wallet—so you can move confidently into the year ahead.

IRMAA can raise your Medicare premiums—sometimes significantly. This helpful visual explains who’s affected, how it’s calculated, and how to plan for it.