Medicare Open Enrollment scams are just waiting for the uninformed and unaware. During October, November and December, look out for scammers! Whether you’re already enrolled in Medicare or will be signing up now or next year, you need to know what type of contact from Medicare and insurance...
If you are not automatically enrolled, you must sign up during your "initial enrollment period" for Part A with or without Part B. This initial sign-up lasts 7 months, starting 3 months before the month of your 65th birthday and ending 3 months after. During this time, you can sign up...
Individuals who currently qualify for Medicare, understand how costly prescription drugs are. That’s why a lot of them seek out Medicare Part D… read more How do I know if I qualify for Medicare? If you are already eligible or enrolled in an Original Medicare plan, you will also be abl...
Medicare limits your ability to add or drop coverage after official enrollment periods. So pay close attention to Medicare enrollment deadlines. Here are some details: Initial Enrollment Period.If you are not automatically enrolled, you must sign up during your "initial enrollment period" for Part ...
The Medicare Supplement Open Enrollment Period It begins the first day of the month in which you're both age 65 or older and enrolled in Part B It lasts for 6 months During this time, you're guaranteed the right to buy a plan and cannot be denied coverage based on pre-existing health...
If you aren't automatically enrolled in Medicare and you'll be eligible when you turn 65, you should sign up through Social Security during your initial enrollment period. This is a seven-month period that: Starts three months before the month you turn 65. Includes the month you turn 65...
Medicare open enrollment: Keep these three things in mind when picking your 2025 plan If you’re among the 67.4 million people enrolled in Medicare, hopefully you’re already thinking about which plan will be best for you in 2025. By now, you should have the 131-pageMed...
If currently enrolled in Medicare Advantage If you’re currently enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plans, the Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) offers opportunities to make changes to your coverage. These changes can include: Changing to Original Medicare: During AEP, you have the option to leave your...
Already enrolled? If you’re currently enrolled in Medicare Part C or D, you’ll need to contact your plan provider directly to request an accessible format. They’ll need to know the same information listed above. Check your Medicare card for your plan’s contact information. ...
Once your Initial Enrollment Period begins, you can apply for Medicare coverage through the Social Security Administration online, by phone, or in person. Tip: If you have already received Social Security benefits for at least four months when you turn 65, you may be automatically enrolled in ...