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When Is The Medicare GEP And Why Does It Matter? Are you aware of the key times to sign up for Medicare and why missing these periods can affect your coverage? In this video, we explain everything you need to know about the Medicare General Enrollment Period (GEP). We’ll cover what the GEP is, when it occurs, and why it’s important for anyone who missed their initial enrollment window. You’ll learn how the GEP provides a second chance to enroll in Medicare, the potential costs involved, and how it can help you avoid gaps in your health coverage. We also discuss related enrollment periods, such as the Annual Enrollment Period and the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment, so you can stay informed about all the options available to you. Whether you're approaching your 65th birthday or need to sign up late, understanding the timing and significance of the GEP can help you make smarter decisions about your health coverage. Staying aware of these periods ensures you get the coverage you need without unnecessary penalties or delays. Watch this video to get clear, straightforward information about Medicare enrollment periods and how to navigate them effectively. Protect your health and your finances by knowing the right time to enroll.

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