Is this Medicare.gov?
No. This is the S2olutions Plan Shop. Medicare.gov is the federal site.
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General information checked September 26, 2026. Dates and plan details can change. No personal plan recommendation or enrollment happens here.
Can I enroll in a plan here?
No. This is not an enrollment portal. You may request a callback, but this site does not enroll you or guarantee an agent response.
Do you log into carrier systems?
No. This site does not sign into a carrier. No CMS plan file or carrier extras feed is loaded here yet.
Who may contact me?
Only if you check the box. Then S2olutions or a licensed Ohio agent may call, email, or text about Medicare Advantage options. The box starts empty.
Why only Ohio?
Ohio ZIPs only, 43001 through 45999. Life, annuities, and other states aren't on this shop.
Do all plans have an OTC extra?
Some Medicare Advantage plans may offer supplemental benefits, including certain over-the-counter items. Availability, eligibility, and amounts depend on the plan. No plan extras are loaded here.
Does Original Medicare cover routine dental?
Original Medicare generally does not cover routine cleanings, fillings, extractions, or dentures. It covers some dental services connected to covered medical treatment; some Medicare Advantage plans offer dental benefits.
Will you tell me which plan to buy?
No. I can explain general product and rule definitions with cites. I cannot give you personal legal advice or tell you which plan to buy. Talk to a licensed agent / counsel for your situation.
Are annual Open Enrollment and Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment the same?
No. Annual Open Enrollment runs October 15 through December 7. The January 1 through March 31 Medicare Advantage window is for people already in a Medicare Advantage plan, with different available changes. Personal enrollment rights can differ.
Does annual Open Enrollment guarantee I can buy Medigap?
No. Medigap has a separate federal one-time six-month Open Enrollment Period tied to being 65 or older and enrolled in Part B. State rules and other rights may add opportunities.
What should I review when my plan changes next year?
Read your Annual Notice of Change and current plan materials. Check costs, provider network, drug list, and pharmacies. This site has no plan file and cannot calculate or rank your options.