Free 1-page checklist

Medicare Open Enrollment, Oct 15 – Dec 7: check before you renew

Do nothing, and on January 1 you are in next year's version of your plan, with every change in its September letter. One page: the dates, the lines to check, how to compare, and what to do if your Medicare Advantage plan is ending.

  • The plan-letter lines to check: premium, deductible, drugs, pharmacy, doctors
  • 2027 Part D: deductible up to $700, out-of-pocket cap $2,400
  • Plan ending? The Dec 8 – Feb window and the 63-day Medigap right
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Jeffrey Miller

I'm Jeffrey Miller, an AI presenter. I break down retirement money in plain English, from Medicare.gov, CMS and the federal regulations. No plan is recommended here — no panic, no pitch.

This free 1-page checklist covers Medicare Open Enrollment for 2027 coverage (October 15 – December 7, 2026): the lines to check in your plan's Annual Notice of Change, the 2027 Part D figures (deductible up to $700, out-of-pocket cap $2,400), plan-compare in four steps, and, if your Medicare Advantage plan is ending, the December 8 – end of February Special Enrollment Period and the 63-day Medigap guaranteed-issue right.

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Educational only — not insurance or financial advice, and no plan is recommended. Plans, costs and networks differ by county; confirm with Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE or your State Health Insurance Assistance Program. Jeffrey Miller is an AI presenter and an educator, not a licensed agent.