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Medicare Self-Audit Worksheet

Gather the facts before you compare a single plan.

The inventory every Clearing tool reads from — your coverage, dates, doctors, medications, and questions, in one place.

You don't need to finish this before using the Blueprint. It simply helps you move faster and feel more prepared. Fill in what you know now; the rest can wait until you gather paperwork. It saves as you go, right on this device.

Your answers stay on your device. The Clearing does not receive or store what you type here. If you email the worksheet to yourself, we use your address only to send it — nothing more unless you separately opt in. We never share your information with insurance agents.

About this worksheet

  • What it is: A one-time inventory of the facts every Medicare decision depends on — coverage, doctors, drugs, pharmacy, budget, timing.
  • Why: Every Clearing tool reads from what you gather here. Fill it out once, bring it to every tool.
  • Time: About 15 minutes if you have your documents handy.
  • You can start without everything. Sections A and B are the essentials. The rest can wait.
  • Three ways to use it: fill it out on this page · download the PDF · email it to yourself.
  • Filling this out for someone else? Use their information throughout. Wherever this worksheet says you or your, read it as them and theirs.
A

Where you are right now

The moment you're in shapes everything else.

Essential
Which best describes you today?
B

Your Medicare dates

Timing drives penalties and windows — even a rough date helps.

Essential
Do you know your enrollment window?
C

Your doctors

Who you want to keep — and how much it matters.

How much does keeping them matter?
D

Your medications

The list that decides whether a drug plan actually fits.

Any of these true right now?
E

Your pharmacy

A blind spot most people don't know to check.

Do you know if it gives preferred pricing for your plan?
F

Budget & cost concerns

What kind of cost you'd rather live with.

Essential
If a hard health year hit, which would you rather face?
G

Your biggest questions

The things you actually want answered.

Your summary

Your Medicare starting point.

In one sentence, write what you need your Medicare coverage to help you do. This keeps you focused as you use the Blueprint.

Keep this worksheet

Download the PDF, email it to yourself, or print this page — then bring it to the Blueprint.

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Now what?

If you finished the worksheet

Save it — download the PDF, email it to yourself, or print this page. Then take it to the Blueprint.

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If some sections are blank

That's fine — you already have what you need for the Blueprint. Save what you have and come back to the rest when documents are in reach.

Saved locally. The Clearing does not receive your answers.

Now use what you built

Your Self-Audit is the inventory every Clearing tool reads from. Save it — download the PDF, email it to yourself, or print this page — and keep it nearby for the tools that come next.

Ready to turn your situation into specific answers? Every decision tool reads from what you just gathered.

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Or start directly with the Blueprint →

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It can help during any of these conversations:

About this document

This worksheet is orientation, not advice. The Clearing does not receive, store, or transmit your answers. We don't sell plans and earn nothing from what you choose. Rules and costs change; verify your specifics with a licensed professional or your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP). Not affiliated with Medicare, CMS, or SSA.

Self-Audit Worksheet v1.2 · July 2026 · joinclearing.com

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