Aging agency advises on Medicare enrollment
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PA MEDI, formerly known as APPRISE, is
Through open enrollment, beneficiaries can join, switch, or drop Medicare Advantage or Prescription Drug Coverage. It is also the time to think about what benefits will matter and compare available options for 2022. During this time of year, consumers may see television ads with celebrities touting a plan's extra benefits. Although they may mimic official Medicare communications, the ads are from brokers or agents with a personal financial interest in those plans.
"PA MEDI counselors do not sell Medicare insurance products, nor do they endorse any insurance company, product, or agent. Counselors will not recommend policies, companies or insurance agents, but they will provide free, confidential, and unbiased personalized assistance during the Medicare Annual Open Enrollment and year-round," said Susan Neff, PA MEDI director. "When comparing their insurance plan options, beneficiaries should consider their personal situation and the overall costs, coverage, and convenience offered by the plan and not just the advertised extra benefits. We encourage beneficiaries to seek out PA MEDI, the known and trusted local resource for objective Medicare information in
Beneficiaries can visit Medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE to compare plans. PA MEDI counselors can also assist older adults with plan comparisons, help them enroll in a new plan and help them determine if they are eligible for any of
Older adults can visit aging.pa.gov/Medicare-counseling to find a PA MEDI event for open enrollment or an informational presentation in their area. They can also call the toll-free PA


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