There comes a time in just about everyone’s life when they give some consideration to switching Medicare<\/a> policies. This may be done, but the timing needs to be right.<\/p>\n If the Medicare policy an individual has is working well for them and they don’t really have any major problems, there isn’t much of a percentage in switching policies. However, if that same person has had nothing but problems with the coverage not being what they want, the service the insurance company offers and the rates are too high \u2013 it may be time to think about switching to another policy.<\/p>\n Although anyone may change their policy if that is what they want to do, it is not a “right” and it really needs to be done while an individual is in their six-month open enrollment period.<\/p>\n Before pulling the plug on one policy, it only makes good sense to shop around first and speak (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" There comes a time in just about everyone’s life when they give some consideration to switching Medicare policies. This may be done, but the timing needs to be right. If the Medicare policy an individual has is working well for…<\/span><\/p>\n