A record 45 million American who have Medicare prescription drug coverage will shortly have just 53 days to evaluate their options for 2020 coverage according to the Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance (AAMSI).
"Comparing 2020 Medicare drug and plan options will be made significantly more difficult and chaotic during Medicare Annual Enrollment because just before Open Enrollment begins (October 15, 2019) Medicare is shutting down their current online plan comparison system and replacing it with a new one," explains Jesse Slome, AAMSI's director. "It will be like starting from scratch for millions and I predict an onslaught of individuals frantically seeking professional advice to help them make this most important health care decision."
The Association hosts the national online directory where consumers can find local Medicare insurance professionals across all 50 states. Access to the Zip Code-based look-up is free for consumers and 100 percent confidential.
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"I predict this year's Annual Enrollment Period, or Open Enrollment as many still call it, will be the busiest ever and we will be advising consumers to start the process early to avoid finding insurance professionals who are booked solid or toll free numbers that ring busy," Slome notes.
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The American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance is an advocacy and informational organization that conducts the national Medigap industry conference, hosts the nation's leading Find A Local Medicare Agent online directory, conducts and publishes studies and supports insurance professionals who offer Medigap coverage.
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.