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Missed the Medicare Deadline? Your Options Aren’t Over Yet

December 7, 2025 · Personal Finance
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Bottom Line: Missing Medicare Open Enrollment Isn’t the End

While missing Medicare’s annual open enrollment window can feel stressful, it does not mean your options are gone forever. Many beneficiaries still qualify for a Special Enrollment Period based on life events, circumstances outside their control, or changes to their existing insurance.

And if you’re enrolled in Medicare Advantage, the January–March MA OEP offers another opportunity to reevaluate and adjust your coverage for the year.

Your health coverage will remain active, your prescriptions will continue to be filled, and your doctors will still accept your insurance. From here, the next step is simply determining whether any special circumstances apply to you and whether you have a path forward to make coverage changes for 2026.

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