No one on Medicare should ever have to skip a doctor’s visit or medicine due to cost, but millions can’t afford their premiums and copays. For 15 years, Congress has funded efforts to enroll people into programs that can help. Today, that funding is at risk.

As the end of the Medicare Open Enrollment Period approaches, you may see a rush of questions about what's changing for 2024. Our toolkit has resources you can use to give up-to-date information to clients and help them make the best choices for their 2024 coverage.

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