Category: Enroll

If you’re not satisfied with your coverage, the Medicare Open Enrollment Period is the time to make a change. For a three-month period at the beginning of every year, people enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans may either switch to a different plan, or to switch to Original Medicare and Medicare Part D.

When you compare Medicare Advantage plans, whether you’re going through a licensed agent, using our free Medicare plan finder, or looking somewhere else entirely, you’ll see a five-star rating system associated with every Medicare Part C and Part D plan. Those ratings aren’t determined by the vendor, the insurance provider, or the customers. They come…

If you retired from railroad service, the Railroad Retirement Board is your benefit source. They're also your portal to enroll in Medicare.

Sometimes you need a fresh start, and that may mean relocating to another state. When you move somewhere new, your current Medicare Advantage and Part D plans probably will not work in your new home state. This means that you’ll have to switch to a plan that is offered in your new area.

With multiple enrollment periods each year, figuring out how to sign up for Medicare can be complicated. MedicareInsurance.com is here to clear up the confusion.

Each year, CMS reviews all available Medicare Advantage plans and assigns them a star rating based on quality, availability, and functionality. The best possible rating that a Medicare Advantage plan can receive is five stars. This rating is reserved for the best of the best Medicare Advantage plans.