For thousands of Texas seniors, a letter from their Medicare Advantage provider can create immediate anxiety. Some plans are being discontinued, while others are withdrawing from certain counties, forcing beneficiaries to find new coverage for the coming year. The good news is that losing a Medicare Advantage plan does not mean losing healthcare coverage altogether. However, there are important deadlines that determine whether your transition is smooth or leaves you exposed to unexpected medical costs. Here’s a breakdown of what Texas residents need to avoid being dropped from Medicare Advantage.