COVERAGE YEAR 2026 | 2027

OPEN ENROLLMENT

Insurance changes can have a big impact on what you pay for infusion treatment. As your infusion provider, we want to help you choose a plan that fits your infusion care needs before your enrollment window closes.

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Already changed plans?

Let us know as soon as your new card arrives so we can verify benefits before your next infusion.

  • Send a photo of the front and back of your card
  • Tell us your new plan’s effective date
  • We’ll confirm coverage and any cost changes

INSURANCE OPEN ENROLLMENT TIMELINES

Each type of coverage has its own enrollment window. Find the one that applies to you, and give yourself time to ask questions before the deadline.

Employer Group Health Plans Employer, Retirement & COBRA
October 1 – December 31
Medicare Open Enrollment Medicare Advantage & Part D
Oct. 15 – Dec. 7
Marketplace Plans Individual Plans
Nov. 1 – Jan. 15
Medicare Advantage Drop/Change Plans
January 1 – March 31
Medicare Part B General Enrollment
January 1 – March 31
Employer Group Health Plans Employer, Retirement & COBRA
October 1 – December 31, 2026
Medicare Open Enrollment Medicare Advantage & Part D
October 15 – December 7, 2026
Marketplace Plans Individual plans — state deadlines vary
November 1, 2026 – January 15, 2027
Medicare Advantage Drop/Change Plans
January 1 – March 31, 2027
Medicare Part B General Enrollment
January 1 – March 31, 2027

Marketplace dates shown are for states using HealthCare.gov. Several state-run marketplaces set their own deadlines — check your state's marketplace to confirm.

WHEN TO CALL A PATIENT RESOURCES SPECIALIST

Choose the option that best describes your situation. If you request more information, a Patient Resources Specialist will reach out to review it with you.

  • You’re changing insurance plans for 2027.
  • You’ve recently become eligible for Medicare.
  • You’re making changes to Medicare or a Medicare Advantage plan.
  • You have questions about additional insurance coverage.
  • You received an open enrollment packet (EGHP, COBRA or retirement).
  • You’re not sure how your insurance covers infusion treatments.

PATIENT RESOURCES

855.478.1528

Our specialists review your current coverage for infusion therapy and answer questions about the plans you’re considering. There’s no cost to talk with us.

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TELL US HOW YOU’RE PLANNING TO PROCEED

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OPEN ENROLLMENT QUESTIONS

It’s the yearly period when most insurance companies let you change or update your coverage.

Outside of it, you generally can’t switch plans unless you have a qualifying life event such as a move, a marriage, or a loss of other coverage.

Infusion treatments are usually billed differently than office visits or prescriptions. Two plans with similar premiums can leave you with very different out-of-pocket costs for the same therapy, depending on the deductible, coinsurance, site-of-care rules, and whether your infusion center is in-network.

We can walk through how a plan you’re considering would apply to the treatment you receive.

Most infusion therapies fall under Part B rather than Part D, so how a plan handles Part B drugs matters more than the drug list alone. Medicare Advantage plans may also require prior authorization or steer you to a specific site of care. Bring us the plans you’re weighing and we’ll help you compare what they mean for your treatment.

We’re in-network with all major payers and accept commercial insurance, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and Medicaid. Accepted plans vary by state and by location, so check the state listings on our Insurance page or call us to confirm.

Contact us as soon as your new card arrives — ideally before your next scheduled infusion. We’ll reverify your benefits, restart prior authorization if the new plan requires it, and tell you what to expect for cost.

You may still qualify for a special enrollment period if you’ve had a qualifying life event. Medicare Advantage members also have a separate window from January 1 through March 31 to drop or change plans. Call us and we’ll help you figure out what’s still open to you.

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Patient Letter & Selection Form

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QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR COVERAGE?

A Patient Resources Specialist can review your options with you today.

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Our mission is to provide clinically exceptional, compassionate, convenient, and cost-effective infusion care to improve the health of our patients in partnership with their physicians.

Our vision is to set the nationally recognized standard for the delivery of innovative therapeutics in a patient-friendly environment.

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