Annual Enrollment Period Is Coming

Review your Medicare coverage and compare your 2027 options with confidence.

Medicare Annual Enrollment runs October 15 through December 7. It is your opportunity to review your doctors, prescriptions, costs, and extra benefits for the coming year.

What Should you Review Before AEP?

Even if your plan has the same name, costs, networks, and benefits can change each year. Review these important areas before choosing your 2027 Medicare coverage.

Doctors and Hospitals

Prescription Coverage

Plan Costs

Extra Benefits

Confirm that your doctors, specialists, hospitals, and health systems remain in-network.

Review your medications, drug tiers, requirements, preferred pharmacies, and estimated costs.

Compare premiums, copays, deductibles, coinsurance, and maximum out-of-pocket costs.

Review dental, vision, hearing, transportation, fitness, OTC, grocery, and allowance benefits.

Review these important areas before choosing your 2027 Medicare coverage.

Your Current Plan May Need a Second Look If...

Your prescriptions have changed.

A doctor or hospital is leaving the network.

Your premium or copays have increased.

You are not using your extra benefits.

Your health or financial situation has changed.

You now receive Medicaid, Extra Help, or other assistance.

How Shawn Helps During AEP

Independent Plan Comparisons

Compare available Medicare options from multiple insurance companies

Guidance for Your Situation

Consider your doctors, prescriptions, preferred pharmacies, health needs, budget, and benefit priorities.

Support After Enrollment

Continue receiving help with benefits, bills, claims, coverage questions, and plan changes throughout the year.

Get help with benefits, bills, claims, and plan questions

Consider your doctors, prescriptions, pharmacies, needs, and budget.

Important AEP Dates

Before October 1

October 1

October 15 - December 7

January 1

Gather your doctors, prescriptions, pharmacies, and current plan information.

Review available 2027 Medicare plan information and compare changes.

Enroll in or change your Medicare Advantage or Part D plan.

New coverage or plan changes generally begin.