Why We're Getting a Head Start: Sign Your SOA Now for Medicare Open Enrollment
This year, we’re expecting more plan changes than usual—from drug coverage updates and premium adjustments to changes in extra benefits like dental, vision, or food card programs. Getting ahead of the game will help us better prepare, stay organized, and avoid the last-minute rush that can happen in October and November.
📋 What Is an SOA and Why Does It Matter?
Medicare requires this form be signed before we can discuss any plan benefits in detail.
🕒 Why Sign Now?
Here’s why I recommend getting your SOA taken care of early this year:
- ✅ Avoid the Fall Rush – October gets hectic fast. Signing now means you’ll be one of the first to get a personalized review of the 2026 plans.
- 🔍 More Time to Review Changes – With anticipated updates in drug coverage and plan extras, we’ll want time to compare and consider your options carefully.
- 🧘♀️ Peace of Mind – You’ll be ready when the new plan information comes out—no scrambling to find forms or schedule meetings during the busy season.
- 🛡️ Stay Protected – If your plan is losing benefits or increasing costs, you’ll be one of the first to know, and we’ll have time to pivot.
✍️ How to Sign
- ✅Best Option (Recommended): Use this secure Retire Flo link now → Complete Your SOA Here
- You can also complete it by text, phone call, or email—I’ll send you the electronic form.
💬 Let’s Get Ready—Together
If you have questions or need guidance, feel free to reach out. I’m here to help you navigate your options and find a plan that works best for you.
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Brenda Gilliam, Your Insurance Agent, Medicare Insurance Agent & Extra Help Coordinator
Phone: 423-276-5807
Email: brenda@ormf4617e6-staging.wpdns.site
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