Medicare.gov, Madison, WI-The disease open enrollment period begins November 15, 2010, and launched on December 31. Insurance Commissioner Sean Dilweg encourages seniors from Wisconsin to review the coverage of their Medicare Advantage plan for 2011 to see if it still meets their needs at a cost they can afford to pay. This is the time of year to make changes, if any.
"Every year, most Medicare Advantage plans change. They may begin to charge or increase their premiums, enter or exit the program, or change their formularies. Needs of Medicare beneficiaries of health care can also change, "said Dilweg." Consumers should take the time to ensure that the coverage they receive in 2011 to meet its needs. "
Consumers are now receiving information from insurers on the changes to Medicare Advantage plans for 2011, including changes in premiums and cost sharing. Consumers should carefully consider this information and determine whether to stay with their
"Every year, most Medicare Advantage plans change. They may begin to charge or increase their premiums, enter or exit the program, or change their formularies. Needs of Medicare beneficiaries of health care can also change, "said Dilweg." Consumers should take the time to ensure that the coverage they receive in 2011 to meet its needs. "
Consumers are now receiving information from insurers on the changes to Medicare Advantage plans for 2011, including changes in premiums and cost sharing. Consumers should carefully consider this information and determine whether to stay with their
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