If you haven’t enrolled in Medicare or reviewed your plan, now is the time to do so. The Medicare Annual Enrollment is going on now through Dec. 7, and choosing a plan is one of the most important health and financial decisions a person can make.

There are still a few days left to get enrolled for Medicare, as the annual enrollment period runs through Tuesday, Dec. 7.

Have you updated your Medicare coverage?

Now is the time for Medicare beneficiaries to make changes to Medicare coverage, as one’s health status, budget and plans can change each year.

While the Medicare enrollment period has ended, there are ways people with Medicare can change their plans during the year without waiting for the annual enrollment period. When you have both Medicaid and Medicare, you may qualify for a UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete plan. According to UnitedHealthcare, the UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete plan has been awarded five out of five stars for the 2020 plan year, for quality, customer service and more. The Annual Enrollment period, when health plan benefits are often top of mind for consumers, is a great time to consider a UnitedHealthcare Dual Complete plan. However, people eligible have additional Special Election Periods available to change plans throughout the year outside of the Annual Enrollment Period.