Medicare 2027: Check Your Plan Before You Keep It | Terri Cook

Keeping your Medicare plan for 2027? Take a closer look before assuming everything will stay the same. Terri Cook of MedCare for You explains why reviewing your Annual Notice of Change matters—and what to check when it comes to doctors, prescriptions, dental, vision, hearing, and out-of-pocket costs. With offices in Pueblo and Pueblo West, Terri and her team help clients understand their options and evaluate whether their coverage still fits their needs. In this interview: • What to review in your Annual Notice of Change • Why doctor networks and prescription coverage matter • How to think about your potential out-of-pocket costs • What to bring to a Medicare plan review • How MedCare for You is compensated for its services Getting ready for an appointment? Bring your Medicare card, a list of prescriptions with dosages and frequency, and the names of your doctors and specialists. Think about what worked—and what didn’t—with your coverage this year. Scan the QR code shown in the video to connect with MedCare for You. This sponsored segment was made possible by MedCare for You. Plan benefits, costs, and provider networks vary; verify details for your specific plan. 0:00 Preparing for 2027 Medicare coverage 0:29 Plan changes to watch 1:04 Your Annual Notice of Change 1:42 Reviewing out-of-pocket costs 2:14 Meet the MedCare for You team 2:40 What to bring to your appointment 3:15 Narrowing down your plan options 3:34 Is there an extra broker fee? 3:49 Looking ahead to 2027 #Medicare2027 #MedicareOpenEnrollment #Pueblo #PuebloWest #MedCareForYou