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Compare Medicare Advantage Plans from 10+ Carriers During AEP
The Medicare Advantage Annual Enrollment Period is going on now until 12/7.
Let SelectQuote help you navigate the Annual Enrollment Period.
Our licensed insurance agents can help you better understand your Medicare plan options and the benefits that may be available to you. It’s free and there’s no obligation to enroll.
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Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP)
When is AEP, and why is it important?
The Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Plan Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) runs from October 15 to December 7 each year. During this time, millions of Medicare recipients evaluate their current coverage and make changes that are oftentimes more affordable or provide more accurate coverage. AEP is sometimes referred to as the Medicare Fall Open Enrollment and the Annual Election Period.
If you’re satisfied with your current Medicare plan, there’s no requirement to take any action during AEP. However, Medicare plan details can change annually, so it’s a good idea to compare your plan options each fall to confirm your health and prescription drug needs are covered for the coming year. Even if you’re happy with your current Medicare plan, consider the following:
  • Some plans may include additional routine benefits not included in your current plan.
  • Make sure you’re not overpaying. Lower premium plans may be available in your area.
  • There may be changes to your existing plan that you need to be aware of, or there may be new or updated plans that better meet your needs and budget.
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Explore the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period Guide for 2026 Coverage
At SelectQuote, we want to help you find the right Medicare Advantage plan for you. Learn more about the Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Plan Annual Enrollment Period through the guide below.
The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period for 2026 coverage starts on October 15, and goes through December 7. Learn more about the changes you can make and why it’s beneficial to review your coverage at this time.
The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period 2026 starts on Wednesday, October 15, and goes through Sunday, December 7. Learn more about the changes you can make and why it’s beneficial to review your coverage at this time.
The right time to enroll in a Medicare plan is going to be similar, yet different, for everybody. Learn more about the difference between AEP and OEP.
To ensure you’re still getting the benefits available to you when it comes to your medications, it’s important to review your current coverage annually. Learn more about the benefits of comparing prescription drug prices during AEP.
One of the most important choices you can make as a Medicare beneficiary is finding the right prescription drug plan for you. Check out our five steps to choosing the right plan during AEP.
Although extremely beneficial, AEP can also be overwhelming. Learn more about the six most common mistakes that are made during AEP.
The eight-week timeframe of AEP can be easy to forget, but if you’re one of the many individuals who missed the window, there might still be an opportunity to make changes to coverage. Learn more about your options.
There are many unknowns when it comes to Medicare enrollment. Therefore, we’ve put together some of the most frequently asked questions about AEP.

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