If you’re wondering what the Medicare Changes for 2026 actually mean for your benefits, coverage, and prescription costs, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a simple look at what’s new—and how it could impact your healthcare budget.

Thanks to the Rhode Island Medigap AEP Update, switching Medicare Supplement plans just got easier. If you’re enrolled in Parts A and B and have maintained continuous coverage, you now have guaranteed issue rights during AEP to change plans—without worrying about medical underwriting or pre-existing conditions.

This new prior authorization pilot is called “WISeR” and they’re planning to use AI as the first line of defence to determine who gets approved for treatment for certain conditions.

With the Medicare Open Enrollment period beginning October 15th, your chance to switch from Medicare Advantage to Medigap has finally arrived.

During the government shutdown and Medicare news cycle, here’s the bottom line: Social Security payments continue, Medicare coverage continues, and the Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) still runs.

The Michigan Guaranteed Issue Humana Medicare Supplement policy gives residents access to Medigap coverage with no medical underwriting.

Choosing the right Medigap Supplement Provider—how to choose wisely without second-guessing? Let’s break it down step by step.

Can I switch Medigap plans without penalties? It’s a question we hear often at Senior65.com, and it makes sense—your health needs can change, and your insurance should be flexible enough to keep up.

Even with Medicare, there are plenty of things not covered by Medicare that can leave your wallet hurting. The good news? We’ll break down practical tips

The new Medicare Advantage Rule says if your plan raises costs, limits doctors, or reduces benefits, you can go back to Original Medicare and pick up a Medigap plan without a medical check.