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Medicare Open Enrollment 2026: Should You Switch to Plan G? Medicare Open Enrollment is here, but is this really the right time to switch from a Medicare Advantage plan to Medicare Supplement Plan G? In this video, I explain what you need to know about Medicare Open Enrollment 2026, Medigap Plan G, and the important rules that could affect your ability to change Medicare coverage. We’ll compare Medicare Advantage vs Medigap, discuss why so many seniors consider Medicare Supplement Plan G, and break down Plan G benefits, premiums, deductibles, doctor networks, prior authorization, and out-of-pocket costs. I’ll also explain why leaving a Medicare Advantage plan does not automatically guarantee that you can get Plan G, since medical underwriting may apply depending on your state and situation. If you’re turning 65, already on Medicare, or reviewing your coverage during Medicare Annual Enrollment, this video will help you understand your options before making a change. Whether you’re considering Plan G, Plan N, Original Medicare, Medicare Advantage, or Medicare Supplement insurance, knowing the enrollment rules can help you avoid an expensive Medicare mistake. Keywords: Medicare Open Enrollment 2026, Medicare open enrollment, Medicare Annual Enrollment Period, Medicare Plan G, Medigap Plan G, Medicare Supplement Plan G, Medicare Advantage vs Medigap, Medicare Advantage vs Medicare Supplement, Medicare Supplement insurance, Medicare Supplement plans 2026, Medicare Advantage plans 2026, Original Medicare, Medicare explained, Medicare enrollment, turning 65 Medicare, Plan G vs Medicare Advantage, Medicare Plan N, Medicare 2026, Medicare 365, Brian Monahan #Medicare #MedicareOpenEnrollment #Medigap #PlanG #MedicareSupplement #MedicareAdvantage #Medicare2026 #Medicare365