Your Medicare Advantage Plan Is Ending —
Let Us Help You Find What’s Next

What Happens When a Medicare Advantage Plan Terminates?

When a Medicare Advantage plan announces that it will no longer be offered, thousands of members must choose a new plan before coverage ends.
With over 15 years of experience in the Medicare space, we know how to guide you through this transition and help you find the right plan—quickly and confidently.

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Good News: You Have Extra Time to Choose a New Plan

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If your Medicare Advantage Prescription Drug (MAPD) plan is ending, don't worry—you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period (SEP). This gives you additional time to enroll in a new Medicare Advantage or Part D prescription drug plan.

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Key Details:

• When: The SEP begins 2 months before your current plan ends and continues for 1 full month after the termination date.

• What You Can Do: During this period, you can:

  • Switch to a different Medicare Advantage Plan (with or without drug coverage).

  • Join a Medicare drug plan (Part D).

  • Return to Original Medicare.

This extra time ensures you won't experience any gaps in your healthcare coverage. Take advantage of this opportunity to review your options and select the plan that best meets your needs.

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