Medicare Annual Enrollment Period: What You Should Review Each Year
April 14, 2026
Medicare Annual Enrollment Period is your chance to review plan changes, compare options, and make sure your coverage still fits your needs.
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Medicare Annual Enrollment Period is your chance to review plan changes, compare options, and make sure your coverage still fits your needs.
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Yes. You can make changes during the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (October 15 – December 7), or through a Special Enrollment Period if you qualify. Our agents help you review your Medicare coverage year-round to make sure your plan still works for you.
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Yes, enrolling in Medicare is still recommended. VA benefits only apply at VA facilities, while Medicare coverage is accepted by non-VA doctors and hospitals. Having both gives you more freedom and protection wherever you need care.
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