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Does your Medicare plan still fit?
Medicare plans change every year. So do you. Seven quick questions about your doctors, your prescriptions, and your costs, and I'll give you an honest read on whether your plan deserves a second look before December 7.
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Does your Medicare plan still fit?
Medicare plans change every year. So do you. Answer 7 quick questions, about 90 seconds, and I will tell you whether your plan is worth a second look before Annual Enrollment ends December 7.
This is educational, not advice. I won't recommend a specific plan here. Just a straight answer on whether a free review makes sense.
What the plan check covers
The seven questions walk through the things that actually make a plan stop fitting: whether your doctors are still in network, whether your prescriptions or drug costs changed, what you pay each month, whether your health changed since you enrolled, whether you spend time outside North Carolina, how much dental, vision, and hearing coverage matter to you, and when someone last reviewed your plan with you one on one.
Your answers get sorted into one of three plain-English results. If nothing major has shifted, I will say so. If a few things look worth a second look, I will name them. Either way, the next step is the same: a free 20-minute review, by phone or video, before Annual Enrollment ends December 7.
This is educational, not advice about your particular situation. I do not recommend plans in a quiz, and I do not promise outcomes. The review is where we look at your actual details together. If you got an Annual Notice of Change letter, bring it.
Common questions
What does the plan check actually tell me?
It tells you whether anything meaningful has changed since you enrolled: your doctors, your prescriptions, your costs, your health, or how long it has been since anyone reviewed your plan. It does not recommend a specific plan or tell you to switch. It gives you an honest read on whether a free review is worth your time.
Is this really free? What is the catch?
No catch. The quiz is free and the 20-minute review it leads 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.
What happens to my answers?
Your answers stay on your device while you take the quiz. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you ask me to email your results. If you do, I will only use your email to send the results and follow up about Medicare plan reviews. No spam, no sharing, unsubscribe anytime.
Why does December 7 matter?
December 7 is the end of Medicare's Annual Enrollment Period. It is your yearly window to change plans for the next year. After that date your coverage is locked in, with very few exceptions, so fall is the time to check.
Ninety seconds now, or twenty minutes with me
The quiz gives you the quick read. The review gives you the full picture. Both are free, and both come from a real person in Greensboro, not a call center.
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We do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent 8 organizations which offer 65 products in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE to get information on all of your options.
Questions go directly to Christian Brinkley at (919) 408-6671. They are not sold to other agents.