Medicare Resources

Because Medicare is so individualized, it's not always easy knowing when to enroll, how to enroll, and for which parts to sign up for. Click here to learn more about Medicare enrollment and how we can help.

 If COVID-19 affected your or a loved one's Medicare enrollment, we have good news! Those who missed their Medicare Initial Enrollment Period or Special Enrollment Period because of the crisis may be eligible for equitable relief! Learn more here.

• NCOA's Donut Hole / Coverage Gap 
• Part D Late Enrollment Penalty 
• Potentially Lower Out-of-Pocket Cost for Insulin

Once you're enrolled, there are a handful of dates to keep on your calendar, like Open Enrollment Period (Oct. 15 - Dec. 7), annual notice of change (September), and even flu season. Click here for a list of important dates from Medicare.

  Ditch that old sticky note in your wallet and use our  easy-to-update medication list to track all your prescriptions! With space to record the name of the drug, dosage, and more, this log can be printed out or completed electronically with all the details you’ll need to quickly update your records during Medicare Open Enrollment each year. Click here to
download yours. 

• 2022 Medicare Rates and IRMAA Information
• 2021 Medicare Costs
• Medicare (main website)
• Social Security Administration (SSA) 
• Update your address with SSA
• Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
• Managing your HRA