Medicare Open Enrollment Ends Dec. 7. Here's Why You Need to Review Your 2022 Coverage If You Haven't Already – NBC Bay Area

While beneficiaries aren’t required to take action, as their 2021 plan generally would renew for next year, experts say that could be a mistake.

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