Medicare Open Enrollment Tools To Compare 2022 Advantage and Drug Plans

Two valuable tools can help consumers compare their Medicare 2022 plan coverage during Medicare Open Enrollment.
"Millions of seniors are covered by a Medicare Advantage or a Medicare drug plan (Part D)," says Jesse Slome, director of the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance (AAMSI). "This is your once-a-year chance to get better coverage for 2022. You may even save hundreds or even thousands of dollars in the coming year."
"Comparing Medicare plans can be easy and starting early is the key," shares Slome. Medicare's Open Enrollment ends December 7, 2021. Failure to act early can be a costly mistake the expert warns.
Some 24 million individuals have Medicare Advantage (MA) coverage according to AAMSI. "Plans and medical providers can change from year to year," Slome explains. "Many people don't take the time to read the notices sent to them or to ask a local expert what changes could impact their health care.
A free online directory helps consumers connect with local Medicare insurance agents. Unlike websites that seek to gather your data for future solicitations, no personal information is needed to access the directory.
Nearly 50 million Americans are have a separate Medicare prescription drug plan (Part D plan). During Medicare's open enrollment these plan participants have the ability to change plans for the coming year.
A new online tool enables one to compare 2022 Medicare drug plan costs. No personal information is entered to utilize the Plan D comparison tool at https://medicaresupp.org/2022-medicare-drug-plan/. These free resources and other Medicare insurance data, statistics and pricing information can be found by visiting the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance website.

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The American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance is a national organization that advocates for the importance of Medicare planning and supports insurance professionals who market Medicare solutions. Visit the website at https://www.medicaresupp.org.

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