When to Sign Up For Medicare Part B

In this video, we discuss when you should sign up for Part B, how Part B enrollment works, and what Part B covers. Generally, you're first eligible to sign up for Part A and Part B starting 3 months before you turn 65 and ending 3 months after the month you turn 65.

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Let me know what you think about the video in the comments below!

[nancyschmitt]

Great tip on Part b if you are employed and have a health Plan at work.

[melaniekelly]

Thanks for the guideline as to when to get Part B. Always ready to save money!

[daltonkramer]

Do you have any agents that can help my grandmother with this?

[jennifermorrison]

If I sign up 3 months early, does my coverage start right away or when I turn 65?

[hollyfields]

My grandma is turning 65 in December, does she also need to sign up for Part A 3 months prior to her birth month?

[nice]

I’m 58 years old And I under Ssdi /disability insurance +Ssi = Totally monthly I got $ 667 now I have to pay $148, for Medicare part ab, Can I cancel part Ab, ????because I had Medical white card from Wellfare office,

[jilliancrowder]

Do I have to have Part A to sign up for Part B?

[marcibusick]

Is there a penalty for signing up for Part B late if someone is on a group plan?

[jackiebyrd]

If you don't have a group plan through your employer, can you sign up for Part B and continue to work past 65?

[ryanclark]

can someone help me sign up for part b?