Medicare Plans in Florida
Turning 65 or reviewing your current plan? We compare Medicare Advantage, Medigap Supplement, and Part D prescription plans side by side with no pressure.
Prices, plan features, and carrier information shown here are for general educational purposes only and are not guaranteed. Actual pricing, eligibility, and coverage details vary by individual circumstances and are determined by the insurance carrier. A licensed agent will confirm your actual options and pricing before you enroll in any plan.
Enrollment status
Medicare Annual Enrollment is open
40 days left to enroll
The Annual Enrollment Period runs October 15 – December 7 for coverage starting January 1.
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Turning 65 checklist
What to do in the seven months around your 65th birthday.
- 1.Your Initial Enrollment Period is 3 months before through 3 months after your birthday month.
- 2.Decide between Medicare Advantage and Supplement + Part D before you enroll — switching later can require underwriting.
- 3.Bring your doctor list and prescription list to your review.
- 4.If you're still working with employer coverage, ask about delaying Part B penalty-free.
- 5.Review your plan every Annual Enrollment Period (Oct 15 – Dec 7) — formularies change yearly.
Who it's for
- ✓Adults turning 65 in the next six months
- ✓Current beneficiaries reviewing Annual Enrollment options
- ✓Caregivers helping a parent choose coverage
Common questions
Medicare Advantage bundles your coverage through a private carrier, often with extra dental and vision benefits. A Supplement plan pays the gaps left by Original Medicare and pairs with a separate Part D drug plan.