Videos for Medicare Open Enrollment

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    Signed Up for HeyMOE... Now What? Your HeyMOE Plan Results DEMO VIDEO

    Now that you’ve signed up for HeyMOE, what happens next?
    Find out:
    • When you’ll get your plan results
    • How you’ll be notified of your results
    • What your plan results will look like

    Plus more!

  • How to Create your HeyMOE Account

    How to create your HeyMOE Account
    • Sign up any time during the year
    • Enter your zip code, preferred pharmacy, current Medicare Part D plan and medications
    • How to create your annual subscription
    Then, what you can watch another video to see what happens during Medicare Open Enrollment (MOE)

  • VIDEO — Why Choose HeyMOE for Medicare Open Enrollment

    HeyMOE or the Medicare Plan Finder Tool? Which should you choose?

    Learn more about now!

  • The Part D spending limit will NOT apply when your meds are not covered by your plan.

    The Part D spending limit will NOT apply when your meds are not covered by your plan.

    Just because a Part D plan worked well for you this year does NOT mean the plan will work just as well for you next year.

    Plans can change everything about the coverage from year to year…
    • Medications covered
    • Pharmacy networks
    • Premiums
    • Deductibles
    • Restrictions (prior auth, step therapy)
    All while keeping the same plan name!!

    It’s critical to review your coverage during Medicare Open Enrollment.

  • Why the $2,000 Spending Limit Ain't All That

    If your medications are NOT covered by your Part D plan, NO SPENDING LIMIT APPLIES!

    You’ll pay the full retail price for the medication.

    That’s how we saved one client $149,000 in 2024!

  • How to review your Medicare Part D Plan?

    How to review your Medicare Part D Plan?

    HeyMOE is simply the best option available.

    Just because your medications were covered by your plan this year does NOT mean they will necessarily be covered by the same plan next year.

    Plans can and do change medications they cover each year!

    You need to check!