Medicare Enrollment

Wondering about Medicare eligibility and what sort of Medicare plan is best for you? We've broken down the different eligibility requirements for each type of Medicare plan below.

Medicare Advantage Enrollment

Read our guide on Medicare Advantage enrollment to learn when you're eligible to enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan, what time of the year you can apply, and what you'll need to know prior to enrolling.

Medicare Supplement Enrollment

Learn what some of the key differences between Medicare Supplement plans are, when you're eligible to enroll or change Medicare Supplement plans, and some of the key benefits a Medicare Supplement plan can provide.

Original Medicare Enrollment

Learn about Original Medicare enrollment, whether you may be eligible for Medicare before the age of 65, and more.

Read our information on Medicare enrollment options, eligibility and more.

Original Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage | How Are They Different?

Compare Original Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage to find out what each type of insurance covers and their costs.

Important Medicare Changes in 2025

In 2025, Medicare Part B premiums start at $185 per month, and the Part B deductible is $257. Find out if your Medicare costs went up for 2025.

What Is Not Covered by Medicare Part A and Part B?

Original Medicare doesn’t cover everything. Learn about your coverage options, including Medicare Advantage plans that may cover additional services you need.

Top Reasons to Review Your Medicare Plan and Drug Coverage Each Year

You should review your Medicare coverage every year, especially your prescription drug coverage. Be sure to review any changes to your Medicare plan’s rules and regulations and how they may impact...

Medicare Expert Q&A: How Do I Know When I'm Supposed to Enroll in Medicare?

Medicare won't automatically let you know when it's time to enroll. Medicare expert Christian Worstell answers the question of how and when to sign up.

SSA.gov: Medicare Information and Enrollment From the Social Security Administration

SSA.gov is a great source of Medicare information, and it’s the place to apply online for Medicare benefits. Learn more about navigating the Social Security Administration site.

From Disability to Retirement: What Happens to Your SSDI Benefits at Age 65?

What happens when someone with Social Security disability benefits reaches age 65? Here are 5 things to know about converting disability to retirement benefits.

Medicare Expert Q&A: What Are the Different Medicare Enrollment Periods?

Medicare expert Christian Worstell explains the different – but very important – Medicare enrollment periods and what you can do during each period to change or add to your Medicare coverage.

What You Should Know About Medicare and Retirement

If you're approaching retirement, you may have questions about how this will affect your Medicare coverage. We can help!

The Pros and Cons of Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement Insurance and Medicare Part D

Find out some of the advantages and disadvantages of Original Medicare (Parts A and B), Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement Insurance and Medicare Part D. Find a Medicare plan that works for you.