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Few things are more frustrating than receiving a letter—or hearing from your doctor's office—that your physician no longer accepts your Medicare Advantage plan. For many Hawaiʻi seniors, their doctor is someone they've trusted for years. The thought of finding a new physician or changing health plans can feel overwhelming. Fortunately, you have options, and in many cases, you may have more flexibility than you realize. Here's what you should know if your doctor no longer ac

Here are some of the most important things Hawaiʻi residents should know when approaching Medicare eligibility.

If you miss your IEP, you may be assessed a Medicare late enrollment penalty on Part A (hospital), Part B (medical), and Part D (drug).

The General Enrollment Period (GEP) is the time period every year when seniors can enroll in Medicare if they missed their IEP.