Confirm your clinicians
Search the plan directory and call the plan. Then call the clinic, because directories and network participation can change.
Your Health · Updated October 21, 2026
Medicare Open Enrollment runs from October 15 through December 7, 2026. If you are comparing coverage for 2027, look beyond the premium. Confirm that your preferred clinicians, prescriptions, pharmacies, and follow-up care fit the plan before you make a decision.

Keep care connected
Start with the care relationships and services you rely on, then confirm each item directly with the plan and medical office.
Search the plan directory and call the plan. Then call the clinic, because directories and network participation can change.
Check the plan formulary, preferred pharmacies, prior authorization rules, quantity limits, and estimated annual cost.
Review deductibles, copays, coinsurance, the out-of-pocket maximum, specialist costs, hospital coverage, and drug costs.
Ask about referrals, telehealth, urgent needs, labs, imaging, specialists, transportation benefits, and travel coverage.
Our office can help confirm whether a particular insurance product is accepted at a location and whether a provider participates. Coverage and benefits are determined by the health plan, so patients should also confirm directly with their plan before scheduling.
Florida Health Care of Brevard does not sell insurance and does not recommend one Medicare plan over another. For official, unbiased Medicare information, use Medicare.gov, the Medicare Plan Compare tool, or call 1-800-MEDICARE.
Bring your current photo ID, Medicare card, Medicare Advantage or supplement card if applicable, medication list, preferred pharmacy, specialist list, and recent records that may not already be available through the patient portal.
It runs October 15 through December 7, 2026. Coverage changes made during this period generally take effect January 1, 2027.
No. The clinic can help confirm participation and access questions, but it does not sell or recommend Medicare plans. Use Medicare.gov or 1-800-MEDICARE for official comparisons.
Check the plan's current directory, call the plan using the number on your card, and call the medical office. Ask about the exact plan name, provider, location, and service.
This educational article is not insurance or enrollment advice. Plan benefits, networks, formularies, and costs can change. Verify information with Medicare and the plan.