Where Do I Start With Medicare?
You’re in the right place.
Medicare has a lot of doors. We’ll help you open the right one.
- Local, personal help you can trust
- Clear answers in plain English
- Free guidance from start to finish
I’m turning 65
New to Medicare — you want to know what to do and when.
Start the turning-65 walkthrough →I’m still working past 65
You have employer coverage and need to know whether to enroll or delay.
Open the Working Past 65 Center →I already have Medicare
You’re enrolled and want to review, switch, or check what’s covered.
Review your plan for 2026 →I need prescription drug help
You want to know if a drug is covered, or find a better Part D plan.
Find the best Part D plan →I need help paying for Medicare
You’re on a fixed or lower income and want to lower your costs.
Open the help-paying hub →I want to compare plans
You’re weighing Medigap against Medicare Advantage.
Compare Medigap vs Advantage →I want to estimate my costs
You want the numbers — premiums, IRMAA, drug costs, penalties.
Open the calculator toolkit →Frequently Asked Questions
I’m brand new to Medicare — where do I start?
If you’re turning 65, start with the turning-65 walkthrough — it lays out every step in order. If you’re still working past 65, start with the Working Past 65 Center instead, because your employer coverage changes the timing.
I already have Medicare — is this for me too?
Yes. Choose "I already have Medicare" to review or switch your plan during Open Enrollment, check whether a service is covered, or add dental, vision, and hearing.
What if none of the situations fit me?
Call us free at 435-219-5120 (TTY: 711). Tell us your situation in a sentence and we’ll point you to the exact right answer — no cost, no pressure.
Sources
- Medicare.gov — get started with MedicareMedicare.gov
Or Just Start With a Person —Free
You don’t have to pick the perfect path. Call us free at 435-219-5120 (TTY: 711) or request a free quote, tell us your situation in a sentence, and we’ll take it from there — comparing your options against the doctors and pharmacy you already use. No cost, no pressure.
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