Moving to Florida?
Don’t Forget About
Your Medicare Coverage.

A move can affect your Medicare options, network of doctors, and prescription coverage. Kimberly can help you understand what to consider when relocating to Florida.

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Key Considerations When Moving to Florida

Relocating to Florida can create new Medicare opportunities, but it's important to understand how a move may affect your current coverage and future options.

Plan Availability

Medicare Advantage and Part D options vary by location.

Your Doctors

Check if your doctors are in-network in your new area.

Your Prescriptions

Confirm your medications are covered.

Timing

You may qualify for a Special Enrollment Period (SEP).

Costs

Compare plan costs, networks and benefits available in Florida.

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Popular Areas We Serve

Kimberly helps Medicare beneficiaries throughout Palm Beach County, Martin County and surrounding Florida communities.

Jupiter
Tequesta
Palm Beach Gardens
Hobe Sound
North Palm Beach
Stuart
Juno Beach
Palm City
and surrounding areas.

Do You Qualify for a Special Enrollment Period?

If you're moving to a new area and your plan isn't available — or if you're losing coverage — you may qualify for a Special Enrollment Period (SEP) to make changes to your Medicare coverage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does moving to Florida affect my Medicare coverage?

A move can affect which Medicare Advantage or Part D plans are available to you. Original Medicare generally works nationwide with providers who accept Medicare.

Can I keep my current doctors?

Check whether your doctors accept Medicare and, if you have a private Medicare plan, whether they are in its network.

Will my prescriptions still be covered?

Prescription formularies, preferred pharmacies, and costs can vary by plan and location. Review your medications before you choose coverage.

Do I qualify for a Special Enrollment Period (SEP)?

A permanent move may qualify you for a Special Enrollment Period if your plan’s service area changes or new plan options become available. Eligibility and timing depend on your circumstances.

How do I find the best plans in my new area?

Compare the plans available in your new ZIP code, including provider networks, drug coverage, and total expected costs.

When should I start the process before I move?

Start reviewing your options before the move so you can understand enrollment dates and avoid a gap in the coverage you need.

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Your Move Easier.

As a licensed independent Florida insurance agent, Kimberly can help you understand your Medicare options and make an informed decision based on your new location and individual needs.

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You Don’t Have to Figure Out Medicare Alone.

Whether you’re moving to Florida or already here, start with a conversation. Kimberly can help you understand your options.

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