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For Supplement & Part D Clients
Before the commercials, phone calls, and mail start piling up, here is what actually matters for your coverage. It takes about five minutes to read.
Making Medicare Easy.
- Part D drug plan
The one thing to review this fall: your drug plan
By September 30, your Part D plan will mail you an Annual Notice of Change. It lists what is changing in your plan for 2027. Keep it handy and check these three things:
1
Premium & deductible
Find your 2027 monthly premium and yearly deductible. Compare them to what you pay today.
2
Prescriptions
Look up each medication on the plan’s drug list, called a formulary. Check that it is still covered and whether your copay is changing.
3
Pharmacy
Make sure your pharmacy is still in the plan’s network. Preferred pharmacies usually cost less.
If everything looks good
You may not need to make any changes. In most cases, your plan renews on its own on January 1.
If something has changed
Don’t worry. There is nothing you need to do just yet. Keep the notice, and we can help you compare plans once 2027 information is available.
Wait until October 1 to compare 2027 drug plans
Starting October 1, Medicare posts the drug plans for 2027. Comparing before then means looking at this year’s prices.
When you’re ready, watch our short video below. It walks you through comparing plans on the Medicare.gov Plan Finder with your own prescriptions and pharmacy.
Have these ready when you compare
- A list of your medications, with the dose and how often you take each one
- The name and location of the pharmacy you use
- Your Annual Notice of Change
For now, just watch for your Annual Notice of Change and keep it somewhere safe.
Important dates
By Sept. 30
Your Annual Notice of Change arrives in the mail.
October 1
2027 drug plans can be compared on Medicare.gov.
Oct. 15 – Dec. 7
Annual Enrollment Period. The window to change your drug plan for 2027.
January 1
Any new plan you choose starts.
- Part D drug plan
How to compare drug plans on Medicare.gov
This short video shows you, step by step, how to enter your prescriptions and pharmacy in the Plan Finder and see which plans cost you the least.
Keep the video open in one window and the Plan Finder in another so you can follow along.
Opens Medicare.gov in a new tab. Stuck? Call us at 1-888-321-6361 and we’ll go through it with you.
Wait until October 1 to compare 2027 drug plans
Starting October 1, Medicare posts the drug plans for 2027. Comparing before then means looking at this year’s prices.
When you’re ready, watch our short video below. It walks you through comparing plans on the Medicare.gov Plan Finder with your own prescriptions and pharmacy.
Have these ready when you compare
- A list of your medications, with the dose and how often you take each one
- The name and location of the pharmacy you use
- Your Annual Notice of Change
For now, just watch for your Annual Notice of Change and keep it somewhere safe.
Important dates
By Sept. 30
Your Annual Notice of Change arrives in the mail.
October 1
2027 drug plans can be compared on Medicare.gov.
Oct. 15 – Dec. 7
Annual Enrollment Period. The window to change your drug plan for 2027.
January 1
Any new plan you choose starts.
- Medicare Supplement
What about your Medicare Supplement?
It isn’t tied to Annual Enrollment. You can review it any time of year.
Medicare Supplement benefits are the same for each plan letter, no matter which company you buy from. A Plan G from one carrier covers the same things as a Plan G from another. Prices are what differ.
If your rate has gone up, or you’d like us to check whether another carrier offers the same plan for less, we’re happy to shop it for you. Switching carriers usually means answering some health questions, and we’ll tell you up front if that applies.
Request a coverage review
Fill out a short form and a licensed agent will compare rates on your plan and follow up with you.
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If you have a question about anything on this page, call us. You’ll talk with a licensed agent on our team.
Seeing a lot of Medicare ads?
You’ll likely see a lot of Medicare advertising over the next few months. If something makes you wonder whether you need to change your coverage:
- Call us first. We’re happy to help you sort through it.
- Keep your Medicare number private. Never give it to someone who calls you out of the blue.
- You don’t have to decide on the phone. It’s fine to hang up and call us.
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Team Manager / Insurance Agent
With over 20 years of experience in the insurance industry, Brooke has become a trusted favorite among our clients at Medicare Hero. Serving as both a dedicated Medicare agent and our agent’s team manager, she plays a vital role in guiding our clients and agents alike.
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Medicare Insurance Agent
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