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If you found Medicare Planning because you are helping your mother, father, or another loved one, our separate website MedicareForMyParents.com is designed for you. Learn how to prepare for Medicare enrollment, compare Medicare Advantage and Medigap, review prescriptions and provider networks, understand costs, and organize important conversations with your parents.

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Turning 65, working, reviewing coverage or helping a parent?

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Frequently asked Medicare questions

When should I sign up for Medicare?

For most people first eligible at 65, the Initial Enrollment Period runs from three months before the birthday month through three months after. Exceptions and employer-coverage rules can apply.

Is Medicare Advantage the same as Medigap?

No. Medicare Advantage is another way to receive Medicare Part A and Part B benefits through a private plan. Medigap is supplemental insurance that can help with certain Original Medicare out-of-pocket costs.

Can I keep my doctor?

It depends on the coverage. Original Medicare generally lets you use providers who accept Medicare, while Medicare Advantage plans may use networks. Always verify directly with the provider and plan.

Does Medicare cover prescriptions?

Prescription coverage is generally provided through a separate Part D plan or included in many Medicare Advantage plans. Formularies, pharmacies and costs vary.

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Medicare guides for your situation

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Medicare in Kansas

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