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Chapter recommends both Medicare supplement (Medigap) and Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans, along with Part D prescription drug plans. They can also help you enroll in Parts A and B, which are the two parts of original Medicare.

Yes. Chapter provides Medicare advisory and enrollment services at no cost to you.

Chapter may receive compensation from insurance carriers when a customer enrolls in a Medicare plan. Chapter advisers are full-time employees, and while they receive enrollment-based compensation, the amount does not depend on the carrier, plan type, or even whether Chapter receives any commission from that carrier. Advisers are trained to recommend the coverage option that best fits your needs — including staying in your current coverage when that is the right choice. Chapter searches every Medicare plan option available to you, including options that do not pay Chapter, before making a recommendation.

Chapter advisers are licensed insurance agents. They hold the applicable state insurance licenses and provide unbiased Medicare plan guidance. They complete required Medicare training before helping consumers compare or enroll in Medicare coverage.