Compare Plans & Enroll Online

Let’s find the Medicare coverage that fits your needs.

You can explore your options without changing your current coverage. Choose a starting point below.

Before you enroll, take a few minutes to check your doctors, prescriptions, and likely healthcare costs.

Choose a starting point

Not sure which type of coverage you need? Learn the difference

Want to see what’s available first?

You can skip optional questions to browse plans quickly. However, before enrolling, I strongly recommend entering your prescriptions, pharmacy, and doctors. This can help you spot coverage problems and get a more realistic estimate of costs.

Have these ready:

• Your red, white and blue Medicare card (Medicare number and Part A/Part B start dates)
• A list of your prescriptions, with dose and how often you take them
• Names of your doctors and your preferred pharmacy
• Your current plan’s name, if you have one

Before you enroll: your checklist

• Confirm primary care doctor and important specialists are in network.
• Check prescription coverage, pharmacy, and estimated annual drug costs.
• Review likely specialist, imaging, therapy, outpatient, and hospital costs.
• Understand the maximum out-of-pocket limit and network restrictions.
• Understand when the new coverage starts and how current coverage changes.

This checklist is for your own planning. Checking the boxes doesn’t confirm eligibility or verify coverage.

Ready to enroll?

Medicare Advantage (through PlanEnroll):

1. Enter your ZIP code to see the plans offered where you live.
2. Add your prescriptions and pharmacy so the tool can estimate your yearly drug costs.
3. Add your doctors to see which plans include them in the network.
4. Compare plans side by side: premium, deductible, copays, out-of-pocket limit, and estimated drug costs.
5. Click Enroll on the plan you choose, enter your information from your Medicare card, review, and submit.

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Original Medicare + Medigap (through Anthem):

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What happens after you enroll

• Save your application confirmation number and any confirmation documents.
• Watch for the carrier’s enrollment decision; submitting an application is not the same as final acceptance.
• The insurance company will notify me once you’re enrolled and I will monitor the status of your application and follow up if it needs attention.
• Review the member materials, effective date, and plan name. Contact the carrier promptly about any error.

You’re enrolling online, but you’re not necessarily on your own.

When you enroll through my designated links, I will receive notification of your application. I monitor the enrollment information available to me and may reach out if something appears to need attention. You can also send me a written question.

Please review your coverage carefully before submitting. My follow-up is not a guarantee that every application or coverage detail will be independently verified. The insurance company makes the final enrollment determination.

Send a written question
I reply in writing within 24–48 hours. I’m not able to take phone calls.

Common questions

Can I compare plans without enrolling?
Yes. You can browse plans and estimated costs without submitting an application. Your current coverage doesn’t change unless you complete and submit an application.

What if I choose the wrong plan?
Please review your doctors, prescriptions, and costs before submitting. If you discover an error, contact me or the insurance company promptly. Whether you can change your election depends on the applicable enrollment period and your circumstances.

What if I do not know all my prescriptions?
You can start browsing without them. Before you enroll, check your pill bottles or ask your pharmacist or doctor for a complete list with names and strengths, so the drug coverage check and cost estimate are as accurate as possible.

Will you still be my agent?
When you enroll through my designated links, I’m generally listed as your agent, depending on the insurance company’s records.

How do I know my application was accepted?
Submitting an application is not the same as final acceptance. The insurance company makes the final enrollment decision and will send you a confirmation and member materials. Save your confirmation number, and contact the insurance company if you don’t hear back or notice an error.

Does this website show every Medicare plan available in my area?
No. We do not offer every plan available in your area. For information on all of your options, contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE, or your local State Health Insurance Program (SHIP).

Can I enroll in a Martin’s Point plan online here?
Martin’s Point Generations Advantage plans can’t be enrolled online through these links. If you’re interested in one, call them directly at 1-888-618-2049.

Annual Enrollment for 2027 coverage ends December 7, 2026. Changes made by then start January 1, 2027.

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We do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent 6 organizations in Maine and 3 in New Hampshire, which offer up to 19 products in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE, or your local State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) to get information on all of your options.

Todd Reagin, licensed insurance agent, Maine License #PRR195160, NPN 16411232. Not connected with or endorsed by the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program.