Enrolling In A SOundpath Health Medicare Advantage Plan

HOW TO ENROLL

There are four ways to enroll in a Soundpath Health Medicare Advantage plan.

1. Enroll online. We offer a completely secure portal where you can enroll in the plan of your choice online. Click here to enroll now in a 2012 plan.
2. Call us. We are happy to take applications over the phone. If you'd like to enroll a family member or loved one over the phone, they must be present to give verbal consent. Questions? 1-866-789-7747. TTY/TDD 1-866-264-4141. Monday through Friday, 8 am - 8 pm.
3. Send us an application. You can request an enrollment kit online by clicking here (or giving us a call). Once you recieve your kit, simply fill out the enrollment form, keep a copy for your records and send us the form in the enclosed postage paid envelope.
4. Enroll in person. We can help you at our locations in Federal Way, Olympia or Tacoma, or arrange for a Sales agent to come to your home to help you enroll and answer any questions.  Vist our contact us page for locations.

Enrollment Periods

Medicare has several enrollment periods that are important to understand. These include the Initial Election Period (IEP), Annual Election Period (AEP) and Special Enrollment Periods (SEP).

Initial Election Period (IEP) - when you first become eligible for Medicare (for most this is when they turn 65) you are eligible to enroll in the 7 months surrounding your birthday.

Annual Election Period (AEP) - occurs between October 15 and December 7, 2011. During AEP, you can switch coverage with no restrictions. You may join or leave a Medicare Advantage Plan and you can add or remove prescription drug coverage. Any changes in coverage that you make during the AEP become effective January 1, 2012.

Special Enrollment Period (SEP) - There are a number of circumstances that could create the need to change coverage. The SEP provides the opportunity to change plans due to circumstances like relocating outside a Plan's service area, a plan leaving your service area, becoming disabled, or if you feel like you enrolled in a plan based on receiving misleading information.

Page Last Updated: October 26, 2011