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YOUR FREE 2027 MEDICARE ADVANTAGE GUIDE

Choosing a Medicare Advantage plan

Guide + worksheet · PDF · 8 pages

The same plan name can hide different costs and coverage next year. Use my seven Ps to compare what matters to you.

Dr. Ed Weir
Former Social Security District Manager · 20 years at SSA · Former Sergeant, USMC

Annual enrollment: October 15–December 7, 2026

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Seven Ps.
One clearer choice.

  • Plan: start with your current coverage
  • Providers, Prescriptions, Pharmacy: check your care
  • Priorities and Prices: compare what matters
  • Persistence: use your benefits throughout the year
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1. Start with your plan

Find your Annual Notice of Change, which should arrive by September 30. Check what changes for 2027.

2. Compare your seven Ps

Look beyond the monthly premium. Check your doctors, medicines, pharmacy and likely care costs.

3. Choose with confidence

Want help comparing? Contact Chapter Medicare at 352-841-0632. Chapter is a private insurance agency, not Medicare.

Annual enrollment changes generally start January 1, 2027. This guide provides education, not a recommendation for a particular plan. Turning 65 is a different enrollment situation.