Medicare Special Enrollment Period - After Age 65

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[benkaye]

Hi Keith, if I go from one job with group coverage to another job with group coverage there is usually a waiting period for the next coverage to begin. Usually 90 days. Will this waiting period void the SEP?? Thanks.

[drupe]

I live in Florida and plan to stay on my husband’s insurance. Some of the articles I have read on supplemental plans available at a later date seem to exclude Plan N. Will my supplemental plans be limited when I apply after age 65 during my extended enrollment period? Thanks

[robd]

Hello; one question that I have is I did go on Medicare A, when I reached 66 so that I could collect full S.S. without the working penalty & I've always had proof of insurance & full insurance for myself, my wife, & my daughter since turning 65 & before through work. Now, I'm going to be 70, 12-2023, & am strongly considering retiring in around May of 2024. I understand that I can switch insurance for 60 days before & 60 days after the retirement date, so I'm counting on switching mine, & purchasing theirs somehow, with this special enrollment period. I believe I understand the special enrollment time is allowed for me, but I want to make sure it's for them as well, as they will also be losing coverage do to the retirement, outside of the normal enrollment time. Thanks for any replies.

[kbaz]

When signing up for part A only at 65 but still covered by husbands employer, via the online questions, it documents as still covered by employer medical insurance. Do we also have to fill out a paper form and send it in? Seems redundant if info already provided on-line at sign up. Or is it every year?

[Carl-zzgz]

If you are continuing to work for a large company past 65, and you already dont contribute to a HSA, is there any reason not to start part A during your initial enrollment timeline?

[pattynellis]

What if HR is not compliant with the form or drags there feet sign how do I prove credibility coverage and is it difficult?

[bettinastandish]

I got the form filled out by HR, but what if I wait 5 or 6 months to retire? Do I need a fresh date on the form?

[schlepers]

What about when they have A/B age 74 no insurance, is it just regular underwriting with no special enrollment period?

[diannalocke]

Great video as always! Question -When you retire and living in one state but plan to move to another state - how does that work? I noticed that the premiums are different according to each state. Could you explain what would be the best thing to do. Thanks!!!😀

[wrdr]

I turn 65 in November this year but intend to stay on wife's health plan(1000+ employees) until she retires 01-01-2025 (she turns 65 Sept 2024). If I do this and we then go on Medicare Jan 01-2025 will I have to get underwritten to get on a supplemental plan under the special enrollment period?

[toddpitts]

Can you upload cms-l564 and cms 40b if you apply for medicare part b online

[jennygloverdroney]

Hi - Don't you HAVE to start Part A at 65 even if you are still working?

[myramoxley]

Can you start social security payments without signing up for Medicare Part B until you are fully retired?

[Herlongian]

The penalty for Part B should be eliminated and all monies paid for it refunded to all who paid penalties. Also, all should be automatic. Many seniors have issues with cognition and memory.

[jroe]

My wife has never worked. Will she still get medicare at 65?