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Medicare Part A and B - How To Sign Up - Explained
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Are you turning 65 soon? Need help enrolling in Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B for the first time? Let us show you how easy it is to get enrolled. We can answer any questions you might have.
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Have Questions? Give us a call 480-382-1823
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How to enroll in Medicare A&B
Your 65th birthday is coming up and you are ready to enroll in Medicare. In this video, I’m gonna show you the first steps to make sure you reach the right department to get your benefits started.
Key points:
Must be within 90 days of your 65th birthday.
You can apply by phone by calling 1-800-772-1213; or
For Medicare Part A, most people are enrolled automatically. You'll likely receive a notification in the mail about your eligibility. To be qualified, you have have worked 10 years or 40 quarters in the United States while paying taxes to Social Security.
Medicare Part B is optional if you are still working or if you are on on your spouse's insurance plan. Again, you should contact Social Security to get your Medicare Part A&B squared away.
Make sure you don’t miss your open enrollment window when turning 65 by following these simple steps to Medicare Part A and Part B enrollment. You have a 7 month time frame to get enrolled to avoid any penalties. You can enroll 3 months before your birth month, the month of your birthday and 3 months after turning 65.
With regard to the penalties, they are not a one time occurrences. Medicare penalties are annual and can increase over the years.
If you are still receiving group health insurance coverage, be sure to speak your benefits coordinator to determine if it is credible coverage for Part B. You should also contact a licensed Medicare Insurance Broker to determine your eligibility.
If your group health coverage is credible, then you can delay enrolling in Part B. Once that coverage ends, you have 8 months to enroll in Medicare Part B.
Remember, enrolling in Medicare is simple, if you follow the right steps. To discover the remaining steps you need to take, download our free ebook.
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Have Questions? Give us a call 480-382-1823
************************************
How to enroll in Medicare A&B
Your 65th birthday is coming up and you are ready to enroll in Medicare. In this video, I’m gonna show you the first steps to make sure you reach the right department to get your benefits started.
Key points:
Must be within 90 days of your 65th birthday.
You can apply by phone by calling 1-800-772-1213; or
For Medicare Part A, most people are enrolled automatically. You'll likely receive a notification in the mail about your eligibility. To be qualified, you have have worked 10 years or 40 quarters in the United States while paying taxes to Social Security.
Medicare Part B is optional if you are still working or if you are on on your spouse's insurance plan. Again, you should contact Social Security to get your Medicare Part A&B squared away.
Make sure you don’t miss your open enrollment window when turning 65 by following these simple steps to Medicare Part A and Part B enrollment. You have a 7 month time frame to get enrolled to avoid any penalties. You can enroll 3 months before your birth month, the month of your birthday and 3 months after turning 65.
With regard to the penalties, they are not a one time occurrences. Medicare penalties are annual and can increase over the years.
If you are still receiving group health insurance coverage, be sure to speak your benefits coordinator to determine if it is credible coverage for Part B. You should also contact a licensed Medicare Insurance Broker to determine your eligibility.
If your group health coverage is credible, then you can delay enrolling in Part B. Once that coverage ends, you have 8 months to enroll in Medicare Part B.
Remember, enrolling in Medicare is simple, if you follow the right steps. To discover the remaining steps you need to take, download our free ebook.
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