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Act Now Because Medicare Annual Enrollment Ends In One Week
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American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance
Los Angeles, CA
Sunday, December 1, 2019


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Millions of Americans are facing an imminent deadline because the 2019 Medicare Annual Enrollment period ends December 7 admonishes the director of the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance.

"Medicare Annual Enrollment (AEP) has a deadline, just like April 15th is the deadline to file your taxes," explains Jesse Slome, AAMSI's director.   "But there is a difference because you can file taxes late and risk a penalty or interest, but with the Medicare Annual Enrollment, there is no leeway.  It's act or risk having to wait until next year."

Medicare Annual Enrollment began in October.  It is an opportunity to re-evaluate and change certain coverages for the coming year.   "There's no reason to switch but there could be times when switching can get you better benefits, better choices and options and potentially a lower premium cost for your 2020 plan."

The association offers a free national online directory where consumers can find local Medicare insurance agents available to provide information and help with comparisons.   "There is no cost to access the directory, and it is completely private," Slome explains, "but there's no time left to act because the final week is always the most hectic and schedules are filled for many."

To access the Medicare Agent Directory go to www.medicaresupp.org/find-local-agent/.

The American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance is an advocacy and informational organization that supports the industry and insurance professionals who market Medicare insurance options.  For the most current Medicare insurance information on plans, buyers, and claimants data, go to https://medicaresupp.org/medicare-insurance-data-facts-2020/.

The American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance, the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance and the American Association for Critical Illness Insurance all advocate for the importance of planning and support insurance professionals nationwide.  Jesse Slome, founder and executive director of the organizations, is a leading consumer advocate and author of numerous consumer and professional guides focused on retirement and insurance planning that have been published by governmental agencies and private organizations.

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Name: Jesse Slome
Title: Executive Director
Group: American Association for Long Term Care Insurance
Dateline: Westlake Village, CA United States
Direct Phone: 818-597-3227
Main Phone: 818-597-3227
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