Fortune February 14, 2023
Richard Eisenberg

If you’re one of the 29.1 million Americans with a Medicare Advantage plan (the alternative to traditional Medicare that’s sold by private health insurers), now is the time to determine whether to keep your plan in 2023.

Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment season runs Jan. 1 through March 31, and it’s the window when people with Medicare Advantage plans—sometimes called Medicare Part C—can switch to a different plan or to traditional Medicare.

Medicare Advantage plans often offer coverage traditional Medicare doesn’t, sometimes with low or zero premiums. But unlike traditional Medicare, the Medicare Advantage plans limit beneficiaries to certain doctors and hospitals (known as provider networks) and generally require prior authorization before you can see a specialist or have a medical...

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