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The Rx Tier Shift: How to Spot Drug Formulary Changes Before January 1st

The Rx Tier Shift: How to Spot Drug Formulary Changes Before January 1st

by Steve Boone | Sep 16, 2026 | Medicare Advantage, Medicare Health Insurance

Prescription drug coverage ranks among the most critical parts of your Medicare plan. Many seniors assume their medication costs will stay constant from year to year. However, private insurance carriers adjust their prescription drug formularies every single autumn. A...
5 Red Flags in Your ANOC Letter (And What to Do Next)

5 Red Flags in Your ANOC Letter (And What to Do Next)

by Steve Boone | Sep 9, 2026 | Medicare Advantage, Medicare Health Insurance

Your Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) letter will arrive in your mailbox by September 30th. Insurance companies must send this vital document to every Medicare Advantage and Part D enrollee. It highlights every single change coming to your health plan on January 1st....
The Hidden Pitfalls of Medicare Mailers and TV Ads: How to Spot Misleading Marketing

The Hidden Pitfalls of Medicare Mailers and TV Ads: How to Spot Misleading Marketing

by Steve Boone | Sep 3, 2026 | Medicare Advantage, Medicare Health Insurance

As autumn approaches, your television screens and mailboxes start filling up fast. Celebrities pitch amazing benefits on TV commercials every break. Urgent mailers stamped with official-looking seals crowd your front door. These advertisements promise everything from...
What the End of Medicare Part D Subsidies Means for Your 2027 Premium

What the End of Medicare Part D Subsidies Means for Your 2027 Premium

by Steve Boone | Aug 27, 2026 | Individual Health Insurance, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Health Insurance

Standalone Medicare Part D drug plans face an upcoming shift. Federal officials announced the end of the Part D Premium Stabilization Demonstration after 2026. This temporary federal program helped keep monthly standalone prescription drug premiums lower. News about...
The August Medicare Checklist: 3 Simple Things to Do Before Open Enrollment Starts

The August Medicare Checklist: 3 Simple Things to Do Before Open Enrollment Starts

by Steve Boone | Aug 18, 2026 | Individual Health Insurance, Medicare Advantage, Medicare Health Insurance

Annual Open Enrollment runs from October 15th to December 7th. But most people wait until October to think about Medicare changes. Waiting often leads to rushed decisions and long appointment wait times. That’s why August is the perfect month to prepare without any...
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