Medicare Open Enrollment 2027 — 7 Things Retirees Should Check Before December 7

Medicare Open Enrollment 2027 — 7 Things Retirees Should Check Before December 7 A little support goes a long way! If you’d like to help me keep creating, you can do so at https://ko-fi.com/liamfinance Medicare Open Enrollment for 2027 runs from October 15 through December 7, 2026. And the biggest mistake retirees can make is choosing a plan based only on the monthly premium. In this video, we break down 7 things to check before December 7: • Total annual cost, not just premium • Every prescription and dosage • Pharmacy pricing • Doctors and hospitals in network • Out-of-pocket maximums • Dental, vision, hearing and other extras • Medigap eligibility before leaving Medicare Advantage For 2027, the standard Part D deductible can reach $700 and the annual out-of-pocket limit for covered Part D drugs rises to $2,400. A $0 premium plan can still cost thousands more once prescriptions, copays, and bad-year medical expenses are included. The best Medicare plan is not necessarily the cheapest premium. It is the plan with the lowest realistic total cost while still covering the doctors, hospitals, and prescriptions you actually use. #Medicare #Medicare2027 #OpenEnrollment #Retirement #MedicareAdvantage Disclaimer: This video is for general educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute Medicare, insurance, healthcare, financial, tax, or legal advice. Medicare premiums, deductibles, formularies, networks, benefits, and plan availability vary by location and may change. Always verify current details with Medicare, the insurer, or a qualified professional before changing coverage.