Medicare Plans & Coverage Options
Annual Enrollment: October 15 – December 7, 2026
Plans change every year. See what's changing for 2027, then book a review — coverage you choose during AEP starts January 1, 2027.
Medicare Advantage (Part C)
All-in-one plans from private insurance companies, an alternative to Original Medicare. Many add benefits such as dental, vision, or fitness programs.
- •Includes Parts A, B, and usually D
- •Many plans add dental and vision
- •Network-based coverage
- •May have lower out-of-pocket costs
Medicare Supplement (Medigap)
Keep Original Medicare and add predictable coverage to fill the gaps in Parts A and B.
- •Works with Original Medicare
- •Predictable out-of-pocket costs
- •No network restrictions
- •Standardized plans (A-N)
Part D Drug Plans
Prescription drug coverage to help manage your medication costs and pharmacy access.
- •Prescription drug coverage
- •Formulary-based coverage
- •Pharmacy network access
- •Cost-sharing tiers
How I Help You Choose
We'll Review Together
- • Your current health needs and medications
- • Your preferred doctors and hospitals
- • Your budget and financial situation
- • Your lifestyle and travel plans
Compare Your Options
- • Premiums, deductibles, and copays
- • Network coverage and restrictions
- • Prescription drug coverage
- • Additional benefits and extras
Related Medicare Resources
Medicare Advantage Plans
All-in-one plans with additional benefits
Medicare Supplement Plans
Keep Original Medicare with predictable costs
Part D Drug Plans
Prescription drug coverage options
Medicare Agent Vancouver WA
Local Medicare broker in Vancouver
Medicare Resources
Guides and educational materials
Get Medicare Help
No-cost consultation available
Will My Doctor Take My Plan?
How to verify your Clark County providers before you enroll
What Changes in 2027
Part D deductible rises to $700, out-of-pocket cap to $2,400
Medicare Prep Checklist
Six things to do before enrollment opens