Medicare, the government health insurance plan for disabled Americans and those over 65, has undergone some of the most significant changes since its inception in 2006. Experts recommend that enrollees take a close look at changes in their Medicare plans during open enrollment season,

Medicare open enrollment ends Saturday, Dec. 7, experts advise reviewing plans now to address changes in coverage and ensure the best fit for individual needs.

Medicare’s open enrollment period — which allows individuals to change health or prescription drug plans — will come to a close on Saturday.

The open enrollment window for Medicare is closing on Saturday and if you haven’t applied but need to the Medicare website is calling your name. READ MORE:

More than 67 million beneficiaries rely on Medicare for health care coverage, and they still have several days to select their plans for 2025.

If you are in a specific Medicare plan, drug plan, or a Medicare Advantage plan that’s not working for you, you want to change it, then that is the time to enroll,” Olinger said.

If you are still needing to complete your Medicare enrollment, time is running out to do so. The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period is quickly closing, with millions of qualifying Americans yet to enroll.

Medicare's fall open enrollment ends soon, which means retirees will soon have to make up their minds as to whether they choose to stick with original Medicare, or choose to switch to Medicare Advantage plans.