Medicare Advantage
Compare monthly premiums, copays, the yearly out-of-pocket limit and extras like dental, vision and hearing. Check that your doctors are in the network before you pick.
Compare plans in our plan finder How Medicare Advantage works Annual Enrollment Period for 2027 plans: October 15 to December 7, 2026
For Rise Up Clients: Review Your Coverage
Your plan can change for next year even if you change nothing. Let’s look at your 2027 costs, doctors and prescriptions together, so you start January knowing what you have and how to use it.
- Your Annual Notice of Change, explained
- Doctors and prescriptions checked for 2027
- By phone, video or at the Chandler office
- No cost for our help
Shop on your own, or with us
Shop your coverage for 2027
Like to look first? Both links below open PlanEnroll with Viola already set as your agent, so she can still help you after you enroll. Or use our own plan finder to compare plans for your ZIP code.
Part D prescription drug plans
Enter your prescriptions and pharmacy to see what each plan would cost you over the year. Medicare caps what you pay for covered Part D drugs ($2,100 in 2026), but premiums and drug lists still differ from plan to plan.
Compare plans in our plan finder How Part D worksGot your Annual Notice of Change? Your plan mails it each fall. It lists what changes on January 1. Viola reviews it with you, so you do not have to decode it alone. See our annual Medicare review checklist for what to bring.
Your service after enrollment
What you get as a Rise Up client
Enrolling is the start, not the end. Here is what we keep doing for you.
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Help with claims, bills and appeals
A denied claim or a bill that looks wrong? Send it to us. We read the notice with you, call the plan or the provider to sort out billing mistakes, and help you file an appeal when one is needed.
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A plan and prescription review every fall
Plans change their costs, networks and drug lists every year. During the Annual Enrollment Period we go through your plan, your doctors and your prescriptions so you know whether it still fits.
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Rate increase checks for Medigap clients
When your Medicare Supplement company raises its rate, we look for a lower-cost plan you qualify for, and tell you plainly if staying put is the better choice.
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No cost for any of it
You never pay us for our help. Agents are paid by the insurance company, and your premium is the same whether you use an agent or not.
Book the right kind of call
What can we help with?
Pick what you need and book a time. Not sure which one fits? Book any of them and tell us when we talk.
- Annual Medicare review Go through next year’s changes before the enrollment window closes.
- Part D prescription check Make sure your drugs are still covered, at a pharmacy that works for you.
- A claim or billing problem A denial, a surprise bill or a notice you do not understand.
- Moving or relocating Find out what a new address means for your plan before you move.
- Checking a doctor is in network Confirm a doctor, specialist or hospital works with your plan.
- A rate increase letter Your Medigap premium is going up and you want to know your options.
Want to read up first? Try how to check your doctors and drugs, Medicare enrollment periods or comparing Medigap plans.
Talk to Viola
Ask your questions live
Viola runs free educational Medicare workshops online and in person in Chandler. Bring your questions about the enrollment period, doctor networks or prescription changes, and get a straight answer. No sales pressure. Just education.
Prefer to talk one to one? Call the office at (480) 300-5776, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
Free one-on-one consultation
Schedule a review or a claims call
Choose a time and tell us what it is about: your annual review, a prescription check, a claim or bill, a move, a doctor or a rate increase. Viola or a licensed agent on her team will call you.
- No cost for our help
- By phone, video or at the Chandler office
- Your doctors and prescriptions checked first
Rather talk now? (480) 300-5776
Questions from our clients
When can I change my Medicare plan?
The main window is the Annual Enrollment Period, October 15 to December 7, 2026. You can join, switch or drop a Medicare Advantage or Part D plan, and the change starts January 1, 2027.
If you are in a Medicare Advantage plan, you also get one change between January 1 to March 31, 2027. Some life events, such as moving, open a Special Enrollment Period. Call us and we will tell you which window applies to you.
What is the Annual Notice of Change?
It is the letter or booklet your Medicare Advantage or Part D plan sends each fall listing what will be different next year: premiums, copays, the drug list and the network.
Keep it and bring it to your review. Viola goes through it with you line by line. Our annual review checklist shows what else to bring.
What should I do if my claim is denied?
Do not ignore it, and do not pay a bill you think is wrong until you know why it was sent. Many denials come from a billing code or a missing form and can be fixed with a phone call.
Send us the notice or the bill. We help you understand it, contact the plan or the provider with you, and help you file an appeal if one is needed. Appeals have deadlines printed on the notice, so reach out soon.
My Medigap rate went up. What can I do?
Call us with the letter. We compare what you pay now with other Medicare Supplement plans you could qualify for.
Switching a Medigap plan outside your first enrollment window can involve health questions, so we tell you up front whether a change is realistic. Sometimes keeping the plan you have is the right answer, and we will say so.
I am moving. What happens to my plan?
Medicare Advantage and Part D plans are tied to where you live, so moving out of your plan’s service area usually means choosing a new plan. The move gives you a Special Enrollment Period to do it.
A Medicare Supplement usually goes with you, although the premium can change with your new ZIP code. Tell us before you move. Viola is licensed in 29 states plus DC, so in many cases we can keep helping you after you move.
How do I check that my doctor is still in network?
Networks can change from year to year, and sometimes during the year. Look the doctor up in your plan’s provider directory, then call the office and ask whether they take your exact plan, not just Medicare.
Or give us the names and we will check for you. We do this for every client during the yearly review.
Do I pay for a review or for claims help?
No. There is no cost for any of our help, including reviews, claims help and rate checks. Agents are paid by the insurance company, and your premium is the same either way.
What should I bring to my annual review?
Your Medicare card and plan cards, your Annual Notice of Change, a list of your prescriptions with doses, and the names of your doctors and pharmacy. If something is missing, come anyway: we can look most of it up together.
How do I reach Viola?
Call (480) 300-5776 or email viola@riseupbenefitsgroup.com. The office is at 2160 North Alma School Road, Suite 102, Chandler, AZ 85224, open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. You can also book a time on this page.
We do not offer every plan available in your area. Currently we represent 34 organizations which offer 64 products in your area. Please contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE, or your local State Health Insurance Program (SHIP) to get information on all of your options. Rise Up Benefits Group is not connected with or endorsed by the United States government or the federal Medicare program. Medicare has neither endorsed nor reviewed this information.
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2160 North Alma School Road, Suite 102, Chandler, AZ 85224 (480) 300-5776