Medicare Supplement in Michigan
Michigan uses the standard federal Medicare Supplement plans, Plan A through Plan N. Coverage is identical between carriers for the same letter, so price and rate history are what the comparison turns on.
Statewide · MI
Medicare, health plans and retirement income in Michigan
We are licensed across Michigan and work with clients statewide on Medicare, ACA Marketplace and supplemental coverage — from the metro Detroit area to West Michigan and beyond.
How we help in Michigan
What we can do for you
Michigan residents can compare Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, Part D, ACA Marketplace health plans and supplemental coverage with us, by phone and video, anywhere in the state.
Medicare Advantage
One card for everything — as long as your plan's network fits your life.
Medicare Supplement
Keep Original Medicare — and cap the bills it leaves you.
Medicare Part D
The cheapest premium and the cheapest drug plan are rarely the same thing.
ACA / Marketplace Health Plans
Under-65 coverage, with the subsidy math actually explained.
Dental, Vision & Hearing
The coverage Original Medicare simply doesn't include.
Hospital Indemnity
Cash that lands with you — not the hospital — when you're admitted.
Annuities
An annuity is a trade. Understand both sides before you make it.
Final Expense
A small policy with one job: don't leave the bill to your family.
Communities we serve
Across Michigan, statewide
We work with clients throughout Michigan by phone and video — including in and around these communities.
Detroit Grand Rapids Ann Arbor Lansing Flint Kalamazoo Traverse City
Good to know
What matters when you shop in Michigan
The windows that decide your timing
- Annual Enrollment October 15, 2026 – December 7, 2026 for Medicare Advantage & Part D changes, effective January 1, 2027.
- Medigap open enrollment A one-time six-month window from the start of your Part B — no health questions asked.
- ACA & everything else ACA Marketplace has its own annual Open Enrollment; supplemental coverage and annuities can be reviewed any time.
How it works
A no-fee Michigan review, in three steps
Same licensed guidance a local client gets — handled by phone or video, wherever you are in Michigan.
- 1
Tell us what prompted it
A birthday, a move, a rate increase or a new prescription — the reason shapes what we look at first.
- 2
We compare on paper
Your current coverage against what is actually available to you this plan year, with every limitation shown next to the benefits.
- 3
You decide — no pressure
Sometimes the honest answer is to keep exactly what you have. Either way, you will understand why.
Questions
Michigan questions we get most
Are you licensed in Michigan?
Yes. Benefits Empire LLC is licensed to sell insurance in Michigan, and we work with Michigan clients statewide by phone and video. NPN 19254421.
What can you help me with in Michigan?
Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement and Part D, ACA Marketplace health plans, dental/vision/hearing, hospital indemnity and annuities. There is no fee to review your situation.
Is Medicare Supplement sold differently in Michigan?
Michigan uses the standard federal Medicare Supplement plans, Plan A through Plan N. Coverage is identical between carriers for the same letter, so price and rate history are what the comparison turns on.
When can I make a change?
Medicare Advantage and Part D changes happen during Annual Enrollment, October 15, 2026 to December 7, 2026, taking effect January 1, 2027. Medicare Supplement has a one-time six-month window from the start of your Part B. ACA Marketplace has its own annual Open Enrollment. Annuities and supplemental coverage can be reviewed any time.
Talk through your Michigan options
A no-fee review covering what you have now, what is available to you, and whether a change is actually worth making — for Michigan residents, by phone or video.