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Do I need to act during Annual Enrollment?
October 15 through December 7 is your yearly window to change Medicare coverage for next year. Five quick questions about your plan, your doctors, and your prescriptions, and I'll give you an honest read on whether a free review is worth your time.
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What the quiz looks at
The five questions cover the things that actually make a fall review worthwhile: whether you are on Medicare yet, how you feel about your current plan, whether your doctors or prescriptions changed, and whether you are turning 65 soon. Each answer nudges the result toward a review, toward the turning-65 guide, or toward a simple watch list.
The quiz never tells you to switch plans and never names a specific plan or carrier. It ends in one of three places: a free review booking, the turning-65 guide, or the Annual Enrollment guide. Whichever result you get, the next step is a conversation, not a sales pitch.
Questions about the quiz
- What does this quiz actually tell me?
- It tells you whether anything meaningful has changed since you picked your plan: your doctors, your prescriptions, or how you feel about your costs. Based on that, it gives you an honest read on whether a free fall review is worth your time. It does not recommend a specific plan or tell you to switch.
- What happens with my email?
- Your answers stay on your device while you take the quiz. Nothing is sent anywhere until you ask for your results. If you do, I will send the results and may follow up about Medicare plan reviews before December 7. No spam, no sharing, unsubscribe anytime.
- Is the review really free?
- Yes. The quiz is free and the review it can lead to is free. I am a licensed insurance agent in North Carolina, and I am paid by insurance companies when someone enrolls through me, not by you. If your plan still fits, I will tell you that.
- I am turning 65 soon. Should I take this quiz?
- You can, and the quiz will point you to the turning-65 guide if that fits better. Turning 65 comes with its own 7-month enrollment window, separate from the fall Annual Enrollment Period, so your dates work differently.
Christian BrinkleyNC Life & Health · Greensboro, NC
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