What you check
Check plans against the things that matter to your decision.
The Decision Check is organized around three areas: the plan’s published clinical quality record, its service and access performance, and the specific priorities you bring to the decision.
Clinical quality
- ✓Chronic condition management
- ✓Preventive care performance
- ✓Medication safety measures
- ✓Care coordination results
Service & access
- ✓Member appeals and complaints record
- ✓Customer service performance
- ✓Network access and prior authorization patterns
- ✓Specialist and facility access
Your priorities
- ✓Doctors and specialists you want to keep
- ✓Medications and formulary position
- ✓Geographic and travel access needs
- ✓Cost structure and out-of-pocket exposure
What you leave with
A written Decision Report — not just a score.
The Decision Check produces a written Medicare Decision Report you can save, print, or return to. It shows what the data found, what it means, and what to verify before you rely on the plan.
- ✓A side-by-side summary of how each plan performs on the measures that matter to your situation
- ✓The specific questions worth verifying with the plan, your doctors, your pharmacy, or Medicare before you enroll
- ✓A written Medicare Decision Report you can save, print, or return to
- ✓A clearer basis for a decision you can stand behind
Medicare Decision Report
Findings summary
Questions to verify
Confirm network status for your primary care physician
Verify formulary tier for your maintenance medications
Check prior authorization requirements for specialist visits
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What this is not
Be clear about what the Decision Check does — and does not — do.
Not thisA recommendation
✓A structured review of what the data shows and what still needs to be confirmed
Not thisAn enrollment tool
✓A decision-support tool — enrollment happens through Medicare.gov or the plan directly
Not thisA guarantee of coverage
✓A way to identify what to verify before you rely on the plan
Not thisA broker or agent service
✓An independent, commission-free tool based on published CMS data and your own priorities
Medicare Plan Decision Check
The cost of the wrong plan is not $14.95.
It is the months or years of higher costs, missed coverage, or limited access that follow. The Decision Check helps you catch what could affect your care before you commit to a plan.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions.
What plans can I check?+
Medicare Advantage (Part C) and standalone Part D drug plans with published CMS Star Ratings. Original Medicare (Parts A and B) does not have a Star Rating and is not part of this tool.
How many plans can I compare?+
Up to three plans in a single session. You can run the tool again for additional comparisons within your 30-day access window.
Do I need my Medicare number?+
No. The tool uses published CMS plan data and the priorities you enter. No Medicare number, Social Security number, or personal health information is required.
Is this a recommendation?+
No. The Decision Check helps you understand what the data shows and identify what to verify. It does not recommend a plan, predict your care experience, or advise you to enroll or not enroll.
What does 30-day access mean?+
After purchase, you can return to your session and Decision Report for 30 days. This covers the typical open enrollment review period.
Can I get a refund?+
Yes. If the tool does not work as described, contact us within 7 days of purchase for a full refund.
Not ready to compare?
Start with the free Quality Check.
If you have one plan in front of you and want to understand its published quality record before deciding whether to investigate further, the Medicare Plan Quality Check is free and requires no purchase.
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