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Prepare for Annual Enrollment
The Annual Enrollment Period begins on October 15. It's time to start reviewing your Medicare plan from last year to check if you need to make changes.
If this is your first time enrolling in Medicare, this is a good time to learn the basics and become familiar with how the program works.
Plan options will be available to review October 1.
Most of our Blue Medicare Advantage℠ plans include access to medical, dental, and vision care, but they differ in costs and coverage. Compare costs and coverage to find what works best for you and your budget.
After carefully looking through your options, pick the plan that fits you.
Check that your doctors, medications, pharmacies, and other medical needs will be covered by your plan.
Finish enrolling before the December 7 deadline to make sure you'll have the plan you want on January 1, 2027.
If you're not sure what plan to pick or need assistance enrolling, you can get help from our Medicare experts.
Get planning support from our experts
For more information and to speak with one of our Medicare experts, call 833-206-0836 (TTY 711), from 8 AM to 8 PM ET, seven days a week.
If you have a licensed agent, you may call them directly to discuss your plan options.
Medicare made simple
Understanding Medicare can help you avoid stress and make sure you have the coverage that fits your life. Our on-demand video series takes you through the basics of Medicare, including:
- What is Medicare? (video): Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people age 65 and older. It’s also available for people of any age with certain disabilities. Explore the program's four parts.
- Enrolling in Medicare (video): Once you’ve found your ideal coverage, you’ll want to know when and how to enroll. Learn about important dates and enrollment periods.
- Factors for choosing a Medicare plan (video): Medicare offers a lot of options, and it can be hard to decide which plans are best for you. No matter what your needs, there are four factors you should always consider.
