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The end’s in sight, but there’s still time to finish strong! Cross into 2024 with a Medicare plan selected specifically for you, to cover the needs you have now.

The Medicare AEP is ending soon! This is your last chance to make changes to your Medicare plan for the upcoming year. Don't delay; act now to secure the best coverage for your healthcare needs. We're here to assist you until the very end!

Jack knows that when it comes to healthcare, one size doesn't fit all. At eHealth, we understand that everyone's healthcare needs are different. We take into account all the factors that make you 'you' and provide guidance to the right solution. Trust us to personalize your Medicare plan enrollment journey.

When you take charge of your healthcare coverage decisions, you may not only be aiming for potential cost savings, but you could also be enhancing your chances of securing access to your preferred doctors and services in-network, granting you peace of mind. Being proactive can lead to selecting coverage tailored to fully meet your unique healthcare needs, and ultimately, a less stressful healthcare journey. Don't wait – embrace the relief of a proactive approach to enrolling in a Medicare plan today and enjoy the benefits of healthcare coverage that meets your needs.

From October 15 to December 7, review your current Medicare healthcare plan and ensure it matches your needs. If it doesn’t, speaking to a licensed agent or comparing plans online may be the simplest way to find the plan that’s right for you.

Of the 5,700 plans available as of 2023, many change each year. Compare your options to see if you can get more for less.

You don’t have to go through it alone. If you don't know where to begin, start with eHealth!

Medicare consumers have 53 days to enroll each year, starting October 15th! While that may seem like plenty of time, life happens.

Make sure to review your current coverage to see if it’s still a good fit for next year. If not, let us be your Medicare Matchmaker!

Inflation impacts all areas of our lives and financial situations. This enrollment season compare Medicare healthcare plans to see where you may be able to find cost savings.

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We agree with Dan! Finding a Medicare plan can feel like a real challenge. Let us make it simple for you. Find out more about the eHealth experience for yourself!

Of the 5,000 Medicare beneficiaries we surveyed, 50% have been with their current plan for two years or longer. Are you one of them? If so, it may be time to reevaluate yours in preparation for this year’s Annual Enrollment Period.

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We know simple is best, and enrolling in Medicare isn’t always simple. That’s why we’re offering you our top five tips for tackling Medicare’s Annual Enrollment Period this year.

New look, same reliable eHealth! Matchmaking is our specialty, and through our online comparison tools and licensed agents on the phone, you can search and compare healthcare plans to find the one that best fits your needs.

Managing expenses for retirees can be stressful, and the unpredictable cost of health care has 75% of surveyed Medicare enrollees worried, according to eHealth’s NEW research. CNBC’s Sarah Obrien explains the coverage options and potential costs to beneficiaries.

Knowing what you can afford and how to avoid paying more than you should can be made easier when you partner with an expert advisor here at eHealth!

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75% of Medicare beneficiaries worry about affording costs beyond premiums. Here's how high out-of-pocket costs can go While the amount you spend out of pocket depends on your coverage and your use of the health-care system, you may be able to pinpoint a worst-case amount.

Who’s eligible for Medicare? How do you enroll in Medicare? Are you required to enroll in Medicare?

Find the answers to these questions and more in this article at USA TODAY. Erin Gobler spoke with eHealth’s Vice President of Medical Sales to better understand Medicare eligibility and Medicare plan options.
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How old do you have to be to get on Medicare? Key points You become eligible for Medicare when you turn 65, but you may be able to sign up at an earlier age if you have a disability or end-stage renal disease. Once you meet the eligibility requirements for Medicare, there are several plans you can sign up for: Medicare Part A, Part B, Pa