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Auto-Renewed
The Set-and-Forget
Joan kept the same plan three years running. Then her main prescription left the formulary and her costs tripled overnight.
Switched plans, lowered her yearly costAEP 2026 Annual Enrollment Period
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October 15 – December 7
Get a head start — talk with a licensed AMAC advisor now and get your questions answered before the rush.
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Talk to a Real Person About Your Medicare.
Our licensed, U.S.-based advisors compare every plan against your doctors and prescriptions — then handle the paperwork. Over 100,000 members helped. It costs you nothing.
- Doctors & prescriptions verified before we recommend a plan
- Licensed U.S. agents in all 50 states — paid by carriers, never by you
- We handle the paperwork & check your rate every renewal
Real People, On Your Side
Licensed Advisors Paid by Carriers — Never by You
Our U.S.-based advisors are licensed in all 50 states. They verify your doctors and drugs first, then recommend — no quotas, no pressure.
AMAC Licensed Advisor
"I check your doctors and drugs before I ever mention a plan."
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"My job is to make Medicare feel simple again."
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"Everyone deserves to understand their options clearly."
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"I listen first. The right plan always follows."
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"No quotas, no pressure — I work for you."
Real Situations
Medicare Catches People Off Guard
Three of the most common reasons members call — and what changed when they did.
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New to 65
Turning 65
Bill faced 48 plan options and a mailbox full of flyers. He had no idea his one-time Medigap window was about to close.
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On the Go
The Snowbird
Maria splits the year between two states and wanted to keep both her doctors without paying out-of-network surprises.
Nationwide coverage, kept both doctorsThe Price Difference
Same Plan G. Different Premiums.
In most states, Medigap Plan G provides the same standardized basic benefits regardless of the insurance company offering it. Premiums, however, can vary by carrier and individual circumstances.
| Medigap Plan G | Monthly Premium | What's Covered |
|---|---|---|
| Carrier A | $140/mo | Same standardized Plan G benefits |
| Carrier B | $188/mo | Same standardized Plan G benefits |
| Carrier C | $236/mo | Same standardized Plan G benefits |
An AMAC advisor finds the lowest price — and by law can't mark it up. Your quote varies by ZIP and age. Premium differences can add up over time.
Why Members Trust AMAC
Medicare Help You Can Feel Confident About
Compare Available Options
Our licensed advisors help you compare Medicare coverage options available through the insurance carriers we represent.
Licensed, U.S.-Based Advisors
Speak with a real person who will review your doctors, prescriptions, healthcare needs, and budget before discussing available options.
Help at No Additional Cost
There is no additional cost to speak with an advisor, and we’re always available to answer your questions year-round.
Common Questions
Straight Answers
If it's free, what's the catch?
There's no catch built into your premium. Advisors are paid a set commission by the carrier, and by law a Medicare plan costs the exact same bought direct, online, or through AMAC. With standardized Medigap, an advisor literally cannot mark up your price.
I already have a plan and it's fine.
That's what most people think — it's why nearly 7 in 10 never compare. Plans change quietly every year (drug lists, networks, costs). A 15-minute review either confirms you're set or catches a problem before it costs you.
Can't I just do this on Medicare.gov?
You can, and the Plan Finder is a good tool. But the average person faces about 48 choices and wants around 4. We narrow it to the handful that cover your doctors and drugs at the lowest cost — then handle the paperwork and the annual recheck.
Will I have to switch doctors?
Not if we can help it. We start with your doctors and prescriptions and find plans that keep them in network. If you're on Original Medicare with a supplement, you can see any provider that accepts Medicare.
Why AMAC instead of AARP?
AARP routes Medicare members to one insurer; AMAC compares several so you get the right plan, not the only one. We're a membership organization accountable to members — and we've helped more than 100,000 of them with Medicare.
Medicare Shouldn't Be Confusing.
One call to a licensed advisor — free, no obligation. We'll find the plan that fits your doctors and your budget, and handle the rest.
Call 800-334-9330 (TTY 711), Mon–Fri, 9 AM – 7 PM ET, to speak with a licensed insurance agent.
AMAC's Medicare advisory and enrollment services are provided by AMAC Inc., a licensed health insurance sales agency. AMAC Inc. is not connected with or endorsed by the United States government or the federal Medicare program.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Any information we provide is limited to those plans we do offer in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE (TTY users should call 1-877-486-2048), 24 hours a day/7 days a week, or your local State Health Insurance Program (SHIP), to get information on all of your options.
AMAC Inc. represents Medicare HMO, PPO, and PFFS organizations and stand-alone PDP prescription drug plans that have a Medicare contract. Enrollment depends on the plan's contract renewal. Plan availability varies by county.