I am SO thankful to see this video! I work for Medicare, and so legally I’m not authorized to give out information in this type of platform, but I so badly want to. I just searched for “how to enroll in Medicare” and this was the first video to come up. Cannot thank you enough for this resource.
Thanks for the video. Super helpful. I am getting closed to 65 and worried and anxiety over sign up for Medicare. What if I make mistake. After watch this video, it was easy to follow though for sign up process. Thanks god! I have been on Tricare for entire adult life so this Medicare thing is new and looks like so much to learn. I guess I have to review all of your video. Thank you so much for all of the detailed info.
This video was exactly what we were looking for. We will be viewing other videos you have done and maybe reaching out to you. You explained everything so thoughtfully and with great detail. THANK YOU!
Thank you SO MUCH! I've been stressing about signing up once I was eligible for enrollment and struggled, trying to navigate the on-line process. Your video was the first one that I found that clearly walked me through the steps, so simple! great job!
A tad confused on some other videos I watched. I need to sign up for part A and delay part B. I believe (please correct or confirm) that you do not need to upload the two forms (cms 40B cms l564) when you enroll online via claim submission, simply do not sign up for Part B. These forms come into play after you or your spouses plan no longer covers you, at which time you have 8 months to submit another claim for part b, without penalty. The Group Health plan info and the remark are very important when you do this.
FYI this "/" is a forward slash, and this "\" is a back slash. The medicare URL uses a forward slash (or simply slash) not a back slash as stated in the video. Thank you!
I wish I saw your video before. I signed up for Social Security first at a later month. I'll be 65 this June and am now not allowed to sign up for medicare on the site. I needed to sign up for Medicare only but didn't see that in time. I hope folks see this because I have an appt. for a telecall in June made in March with SS. You are not allowed to go to an office.
we just signed up for a my ss account.we had a problem with the ten security activation codes not working.we received an error message.anyway after getting new codes it still did not work.we started again and had them phone call the code. it then worked.and we signed up for a and b.😀
I am so happy TH-cam recommend me to you! One by one I will study Medicare from here. Thank you 😊! You are clear and gets to the point and I ❤ that! This is my first video watched.. see you on next one!
I would like some clarification on Plan N. I know you and others indicate that there's a $20 copay for visits to doctor and $50 for emergency and no excess charges. But what about after you visit the doctor, they treat for this or that, or just give you an exam, or just take blood samples which get sent out to the lab, etc., there's always costs involved with everything they do (a la carte). Go to the hospital, there's so many charges after the visit Will Plan N cover all of those charges or is there split in cost that the individual would need to pay? But I thought that's what N or G would take care of. I am getting contradictory explanations and want to get it clear in my head. Thanks
Thank you for your videos. I find this time very confusing. Ive got people and plans and ideas and instructions coming in from all sides. who can I trust? who do i listen to? is it to their benefit, or my benefit to sign up. Your videos help.
Cliff Moore it is extremely confusing. And we’ve helped lots of folks who are feeling the same way you are. We’d be happy to help if you’d like to give us a call 888-465-9728. Thank you so much for watching!
Question: I am retiring for the 3rd and final time in July. I will have Medicare and Tricare for Life (I am a retired US Navy officer). Do you think I need to get a Medicare supplement plan and/or Part D? Really appreciate all your videos. Keep up the good work.
Thanks! Most people who have TriCare for Life will NOT need a Medigap or any other type of supplemental or Part D coverage. www.militarybenefit.org/membership-benefits/get-educated/tricare-for-life/
Thank you for conducting these videos, great information! I am a US Army veteran and working full time as a civilian and receiving my health care coverage from VA do to my disabilities do I still need to apply for Part A and B even though my hospital/ medical needs minus dental care are covered by VA. Thank you for your assistance,
You do not have to enroll in Medicare if you plan to us VA benefits only. However if you don’t enroll in Medicare when you are first eligible and then you decide to enroll later on, you may face lifelong penalties for Part B. I hope this helps!
@@robertspencer2917 if you are collecting social security benefits then Medicare will automatically enroll you in A and B, and give you an option to fill out a form declining Part B. If not, you can simply not enroll in Medicare if you don’t want it (of course, understanding future penalties may apply).
Stephanie, your videos are great! When do you sign up for a supplement plan and part D? After going online and signing up for Medicare, or at the same time?
You can do it before or after! When you apply for Medicare online on the Ssa.gov website you only have the option of enrolling in parts A and B. We can help with the rest! 🙂 888-465-9728
When you apply for Medicare online, you are only enrolling in Parts A and B. And Part D/ Medicare Supplement/ Medicare Advantage enrollment is done separately. I hope this helps!
I sign up in two years. Can i call you when I sign up. I also am stage 3 or 4 kidney and have been diagnosed MS but I still work full time. I am just turning 63 now.
Upon completing the application online, will I receive a Medicare ID#? If not, how can you apply for parts C and D without the ID #? Thank you for posting this video. It is helpful.
After you apply online you will see your Medicare # on your ssa.gov account within about 2 weeks. You will need that Medicare # to apply for a Part D Drug Plan or a Medicare Advantage Plan. Hope that helps!
I wish this wasn’t so old. I collect widower benefits but will wait to collect my social security at 70. Do I still automatically get enrolled in medicare at 65?
The rules are still the same. If you are not drawing social security benefits prior to age 65 then you will not get automatically enrolled in Medicare you will need to actively enroll.
If only the online application process was as easy as described. Three months and we still can't make progress. I guess we're just not holding our mouth right as my mother used to say.
I am now 65 and plan to enroll in social security at 70. I live outside the USA , do I need to apply for Medicare even though I will not be able to use it.
You can choose to not enroll in Medicare Part B if you are living outside of the US and its territories (since you can't really use your Medicare benefits outside of the US), however if you plan to travel to/move back to the US you may want to sign up for Medicare Part B during your initial enrollment window (upon turning 65). If not, you may face a lapse in coverage/penalties if you enroll late in Part B. Feel free to call for more information at (888) 465-9728. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your helpful videos. To confirm..I am still working and plan to continue to work until my wife and I collect social security at 100% which is 66 years and 6 mths for her and 8 months for me. I actively cover health insurance for my spouse through my global company employer. Next year my wife turns 65 before I do. I plan to enroll her in Medicare Part A ONLY 3 months prior her turning 65 to avoid penalty AND delay enrollment into Part B / Medigap / Part D until I retire from my employer not during my IEP. Meanwhile when ready to retire gather evidence of our being covered through my employer when applying for Part B during the SEP with forms CMS-40B and CMS-L564. Is that right? Many thanks
Thank you this helped me to understand the process and what is required and what to expect. HOW MUCH WILL PART A MEDICARE AND PART B MEDICAID COST ME? I DON'T HAVE A DOCTOR.
I will Automatically be enrolled in part A-B since I’m on Social Security at this time. My question to you will I be able to use the same doctors even though they’re in a different county. Any help on this would be deeply appreciated.
You can enroll in part B during the general election period, which is from Jan 1 - March 31. You can contact social security directly to enroll. Keep in mind that you may face penalties for Part B late enrollment -th-cam.com/video/6T8r-d2KrA0/w-d-xo.html
I am a u.s. citizen living in the Pacific and medicare is not carried over to our country unfortunately. How do I stopped SSA charging me monies. I also did not sign for it..I will be staying in my home country. Just turned 65 several months ago. Do I have to write to SSA?
Do you assist with those whose birthday fell in February of 2020 and, due to Covid-19 did not and have not yet enrolled in Medicare. This person is still working, but did not sign on for insurance with their employer because they knew they would be turning 65 and thought that they would wait for enrollment period. Obviously, they were not aware of the 7-month period. Can they still apply for Medicare online? This person may be eligible for Medicaid, based on their yearly earnings, which were about $13,000.00 in 2019. Thank you for what you do to assist, guide, and provide valuable videos to educate those who are intimidated by the Medicare Enrollment Process. God bless you for what you do.
Hello Madame Stephany i am sorry please i need to know how to ask for my medicare to be design if i will be 65 on november 22 i am diabetic hbp cardio and vision stroke plus i want cover on combo ears vision dental i still working i dont want retirment yet
Hello. This is Mansour Fatehi. As I informed you, I am turning 65 on 09/23,so I am eligible to enroll in Medicare. On 10/06/2021 my start, continuing 1)I want to know that if I enroll in Employer benefits I would not be assessed a penalty for Medicare? 2)The Employer coverage has 5 plans that I send to you, I want to know can I select (KP HMO plan) or you suggest another plan? Please let me know. Thank You so much for your consideration and patience. Mansour Fatehi.
Great presentation... I have two qq: 1, can a federal employee apply for Medicare via ssa.gov or should they apply via their institutional site? 2, If a person turns 65 this June 2021 and plans to retire in December 2022, and live after that abroad like in the Phili[pines - would be Medicare useful for him in the Philippines or useless? Thank you.
Just an FYI, (not sure if it matters) those are forward slashes, not back slashes. I'm helping a relative sign up and I know there's no way she would ever know that, or even know a forward from a back slash. lol
My mother will be 67 in December, can she still sign up for Medicare being she did not during the initial seven month window? She has not worked for the past 30 years.
If she has had other creditable coverage, she could possibly enroll in Medicare now. If not, she would have to wait until the Medicare General Election period which begins Jan 1st.
Hello and thank you for your very valuable information. I am to turn 65 in April 2021. I have recently applied for disability SSI to melatonin however things are still pending with that. I also was working part time in the school system until COVID 19. Insurance has always been covered under my husband. Since my insurance is through my husband. I am gathering from your video, I should hold off, on part B until he has retired, since he is Only 59 am I correct in thinking so?
If you have insurance through your husband and his employer has at least 20 employees than you have the option of delaying your Medicare Part B enrollment, and waiting until he retires, yes. I hope this helps!
i am on medicaid & turning 65 in july, i'm trying to sign up on line & when i get to the part that insists i sign up for benefits also ! it tells me to change my answer to get the benefits ! why does it do that ? is there a way around it ? it starts asking questions like about children & working ! how do i answer just what i have to ?
Deborah, when you click the application to "Apply for Medicare Only" there should be an option to apply for only Medicare without SS benefits. If you'd like to give us a call we'd be happy to answer any specific questions you may have! 888-465-9728
i been getting mail from all kinds of insurance companys about medicare and medicaid i am totally lost beginning what looks like a nightmare in bureacracy and insane insurance company an trying to pick my way thru the con artists
My mom is going to turn 65 in an month. When applying for Medicare they said she didn’t qualify. I been trying to figure out why she doesn’t qualify but I can’t find anything. Any suggesting as to why?
Thanks for good video. So at age of 65, everyone need to enroll Medicare to avoid penalty even though still working and covered from company insurance. Is it right?
So here I am again not being signed up for Medicare. I turned 65 11/20/56 and missed my enrollment because I couldn't remember my password and you can't change your password without a number. I've called Medicare and they tell me to call SSI and this has been going on this entire last year back and forth. I work full-time for a hospital and last year you said I would be fine but I'm terrified I'm going to be penalized. I'm going to try to work until the end of 2023. Am I in big trouble? Is the best option for me to call SSI and request a phone conference or seek an attorney to help me? Both SSI and Medicare say my email address is already being used so that must be the day I signed up during my enrollment period but I again I can't change the password. Help!
this video was the answer to our prayers. day 3 , after we watched your video, we were able to apply for Medicare for my husband. thank you so much!!!
Janet Mack-Serwin I am so happy to hear that!!
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I am SO thankful to see this video! I work for Medicare, and so legally I’m not authorized to give out information in this type of platform, but I so badly want to.
I just searched for “how to enroll in Medicare” and this was the first video to come up.
Cannot thank you enough for this resource.
Thank you Devra!
Thank you so very much be 65 in 5 months will try on line thank you
Best explanation I have read and seen from a number of sources I have spoken to. This is great. Thank you.
Wow, thank you! Glad it was helpful.
Thanks for the video. Super helpful. I am getting closed to 65 and worried and anxiety over sign up for Medicare. What if I make mistake. After watch this video, it was easy to follow though for sign up process. Thanks god! I have been on Tricare for entire adult life so this Medicare thing is new and looks like so much to learn. I guess I have to review all of your video. Thank you so much for all of the detailed info.
Your explanation was clear, concise and extremely helpful. Thank you so much!
This video was exactly what we were looking for. We will be viewing other videos you have done and maybe reaching out to you. You explained everything so thoughtfully and with great detail. THANK YOU!
I’m so glad you found this useful! Feel free to call us anytime.
Thank you SO MUCH! I've been stressing about signing up once I was eligible for enrollment and struggled, trying to navigate the on-line process. Your video was the first one that I found that clearly walked me through the steps, so simple! great job!
Yay!
I watched your video and have finished the application with your help. Thanks so much for helping.
A tad confused on some other videos I watched. I need to sign up for part A and delay part B. I believe (please correct or confirm) that you do not need to upload the two forms (cms 40B cms l564) when you enroll online via claim submission, simply do not sign up for Part B. These forms come into play after you or your spouses plan no longer covers you, at which time you have 8 months to submit another claim for part b, without penalty. The Group Health plan info and the remark are very important when you do this.
Very helpful. Thank you. My application for benefits has been completed and received.
FYI this "/" is a forward slash, and this "\" is a back slash. The medicare URL uses a forward slash (or simply slash) not a back slash as stated in the video. Thank you!
You are right!
I wish I saw your video before. I signed up for Social Security first at a later month. I'll be 65 this June and am now not allowed to sign up for medicare on the site. I needed to sign up for Medicare only but didn't see that in time. I hope folks see this because I have an appt. for a telecall in June made in March with SS. You are not allowed to go to an office.
It appears the initial process A and B is done by applicant via SSA; and D and C through a broker or insurance service.
we just signed up for a my ss account.we had a problem with the ten security activation codes not working.we received an error message.anyway after getting new codes it still did not work.we started again and had them phone call the code. it then worked.and we signed up for a and b.😀
Great!
I am so happy TH-cam recommend me to you! One by one I will study Medicare from here. Thank you 😊! You are clear and gets to the point and I ❤ that! This is my first video watched.. see you on next one!
러브 쿡Love Cook thanks for watching!
thank you for your help... needing to set up husband and myself in a few years...
Stef, your very easy on my eyes!
Thank you for this video, relieved a lot of my anxiety
Wow i did not know parts are automatic thanks fir info👍
Thanks so much , outstanding video. Just found your site and will continue w/ your other related Medicare videos. great Work!!
All my questions answered. Thank you so much for this video. Great job Stephanie!
Why thank you!
Hello. I appreciate your help. You are great. Your description is awesome and I learned a lot. Thank you.
Nice presentation..
Very organized presentation.
Daniel Hernandez thank you!
This is very helpfull Information for me. Thanks so much Abt.
I would like some clarification on Plan N. I know you and others indicate that there's a $20 copay for visits to doctor and $50 for emergency and no excess charges.
But what about after you visit the doctor, they treat for this or that, or just give you an exam, or just take blood samples which get sent out to the lab, etc., there's always costs involved with everything they do (a la carte). Go to the hospital, there's so many charges after the visit
Will Plan N cover all of those charges or is there split in cost that the individual would need to pay? But I thought that's what N or G would take care of. I am getting contradictory explanations and want to get it clear in my head. Thanks
Thank you Stephanie for your update love your video take care stay safe and stay healthy
Thank you for your videos. I find this time very confusing. Ive got people and plans and ideas and instructions coming in from all sides.
who can I trust? who do i listen to? is it to their benefit, or my benefit to sign up. Your videos help.
Cliff Moore it is extremely confusing. And we’ve helped lots of folks who are feeling the same way you are. We’d be happy to help if you’d like to give us a call 888-465-9728. Thank you so much for watching!
Very very very thank you Stephanie,you are so beautiful and helpful, continue doing this job, thanks.
great video very informative
Thank you!
it's very much useful fr me i really thankful
Thank you so much for the simple explanation.
Good luck with calling! You will be on hold forever!
Typically social security/Medicare will schedule a phone appointment with you for your enrollment to avoid long hold times.
@@AbtInsuranceAgency Thank you. I will keep trying.
Thanks Stephanie, great video !!
Question: I am retiring for the 3rd and final time in July. I will have Medicare and Tricare for Life (I am a retired US Navy officer). Do you think I need to get a Medicare supplement plan and/or Part D? Really appreciate all your videos. Keep up the good work.
Thanks! Most people who have TriCare for Life will NOT need a Medigap or any other type of supplemental or Part D coverage. www.militarybenefit.org/membership-benefits/get-educated/tricare-for-life/
Thank you! This was huge help for me😊
Hi Stephanie- are we able to use your videos to share with other agents?
Of course, feel free to share as needed! Thanks for watching.
Thank you very much
Thank you for conducting these videos, great information! I am a US Army veteran and working full time as a civilian and receiving my health care coverage from VA do to my disabilities do I still need to apply for Part A and B even though my hospital/ medical needs minus dental care are covered by VA.
Thank you for your assistance,
You do not have to enroll in Medicare if you plan to us VA benefits only. However if you don’t enroll in Medicare when you are first eligible and then you decide to enroll later on, you may face lifelong penalties for Part B.
I hope this helps!
@@AbtInsuranceAgency Do I need to inform the Social Security / Medicare that I will not be enrolling in Medicare Part A and Part B.
Thank you,
@@robertspencer2917 if you are collecting social security benefits then Medicare will automatically enroll you in A and B, and give you an option to fill out a form declining Part B. If not, you can simply not enroll in Medicare if you don’t want it (of course, understanding future penalties may apply).
@@AbtInsuranceAgency I do not plan on applying for social security benefits until I am 70. Thank you for the information.
Stephanie, your videos are great! When do you sign up for a supplement plan and part D? After going online and signing up for Medicare, or at the same time?
You can do it before or after! When you apply for Medicare online on the Ssa.gov website you only have the option of enrolling in parts A and B. We can help with the rest! 🙂 888-465-9728
Great information.
your videos are extremely helpful, thank you
Is your insurance agency licensed in Oregon and Washington?
Yes, in both. 🙂
When you initially sign up, is it only for part A & B? Do you add your additional coverage later?
When you apply for Medicare online, you are only enrolling in Parts A and B. And Part D/ Medicare Supplement/ Medicare Advantage enrollment is done separately. I hope this helps!
Well done - thanks.
I sign up in two years. Can i call you when I sign up. I also am stage 3 or 4 kidney and have been diagnosed MS but I still work full time. I am just turning 63 now.
Yes, give us a call! 🙂
Upon completing the application online, will I receive a Medicare ID#? If not, how can you apply for parts C and D without the ID #? Thank you for posting this video. It is helpful.
After you apply online you will see your Medicare # on your ssa.gov account within about 2 weeks. You will need that Medicare # to apply for a Part D Drug Plan or a Medicare Advantage Plan. Hope that helps!
Can i apply while im living outside of United States then go to usa
It’s a forward slash, not a backslash.
I wish this wasn’t so old. I collect widower benefits but will wait to collect my social security at 70. Do I still automatically get enrolled in medicare at 65?
The rules are still the same. If you are not drawing social security benefits prior to age 65 then you will not get automatically enrolled in Medicare you will need to actively enroll.
Thank You !
Hi Ms. Stephanie, are you licensed in New York?
Double click thumbs up.,thank you.
If only the online application process was as easy as described. Three months and we still can't make progress. I guess we're just not holding our mouth right as my mother used to say.
Give us a call! We would be happy to help if we can! 888-465-9728
I am now 65 and plan to enroll in social security at 70. I live outside the USA , do I need to apply for Medicare even though I will not be able to use it.
You can choose to not enroll in Medicare Part B if you are living outside of the US and its territories (since you can't really use your Medicare benefits outside of the US), however if you plan to travel to/move back to the US you may want to sign up for Medicare Part B during your initial enrollment window (upon turning 65). If not, you may face a lapse in coverage/penalties if you enroll late in Part B. Feel free to call for more information at (888) 465-9728. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your helpful videos. To confirm..I am still working and plan to continue to work until my wife and I collect social security at 100% which is 66 years and 6 mths for her and 8 months for me. I actively cover health insurance for my spouse through my global company employer. Next year my wife turns 65 before I do. I plan to enroll her in Medicare Part A ONLY 3 months prior her turning 65 to avoid penalty AND delay enrollment into Part B / Medigap / Part D until I retire from my employer not during my IEP. Meanwhile when ready to retire gather evidence of our being covered through my employer when applying for Part B during the SEP with forms CMS-40B and CMS-L564. Is that right? Many thanks
That’s exactly right!
Thank you this helped me to understand the process and what is required and what to expect. HOW MUCH WILL PART A MEDICARE AND PART B MEDICAID COST ME? I DON'T HAVE A DOCTOR.
I called SSDI they said I have to wait til I turn 65??
what is the date medicare enrollment Start year and last date please metion year 2022
I will Automatically be enrolled in part A-B since I’m on Social Security at this time. My question to you will I be able to use the same doctors even though they’re in a different county. Any help on this would be deeply appreciated.
As long as you stay on traditional Medicare (not Medicare Advantage), you can choose your own doctors, nation wide.
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I’m currently receiving SSI and also I have medicade from public assistance office, do I qualify for Medicare ?
You will qualify if you are 65 or if you have been receiving social security disability income for 24 months.
I have A since 2012 don’t I need B? I want to get away from the VA care. How do I do this?
You can enroll in part B during the general election period, which is from Jan 1 - March 31. You can contact social security directly to enroll. Keep in mind that you may face penalties for Part B late enrollment -th-cam.com/video/6T8r-d2KrA0/w-d-xo.html
I am a u.s. citizen living in the Pacific and medicare is not carried over to our country unfortunately. How do I stopped SSA charging me monies. I also did not sign for it..I will be staying in my home country. Just turned 65 several months ago. Do I have to write to SSA?
I cannot find my Medicare number, the long number on the letter on my SSa account is not correct, yet the only number available.
Do you assist with those whose birthday fell in February of 2020 and, due to Covid-19 did not and have not yet enrolled in Medicare. This person is still working, but did not sign on for insurance with their employer because they knew they would be turning 65 and thought that they would wait for enrollment period. Obviously, they were not aware of the 7-month period. Can they still apply for Medicare online? This person may be eligible for Medicaid, based on their yearly earnings, which were about $13,000.00 in 2019. Thank you for what you do to assist, guide, and provide valuable videos to educate those who are intimidated by the Medicare Enrollment Process. God bless you for what you do.
I will be turning 65 in December and I receive a Windows pension do I have to enroll or will I automatically be enrolled ?
Are you collecting social security benefits?
Hello Madame Stephany i am sorry please i need to know how to ask for my medicare to be design if i will be 65 on november 22 i am diabetic hbp cardio and vision stroke plus i want cover on combo ears vision dental i still working i dont want retirment yet
Thank you you’re adorable🖖🏻
can i apply for medicare if i have osteoporosis at age 22
Very frustrated here.... had to stop application, when I try to finish it asks for re entry number... ok.... how do you find it ???
Hello. This is Mansour Fatehi. As I informed you, I am turning 65 on
09/23,so I am eligible to enroll in Medicare. On 10/06/2021 my start, continuing
1)I want to know that if I enroll in Employer benefits I would not be assessed a penalty for Medicare?
2)The Employer coverage has 5 plans that I send to you, I want
to know can I select (KP HMO plan) or you suggest another plan?
Please let me know.
Thank You so much for your consideration and patience.
Mansour Fatehi.
Me and my husband have a medical. Can we apply a medicare? But we're not working since we are here in CA. Can we apply medicare?
If you are 65 or older, then yes.
Thank you
Great presentation... I have two qq: 1, can a federal employee apply for Medicare via ssa.gov or should they apply via their institutional site? 2, If a person turns 65 this June 2021 and plans to retire in December 2022, and live after that abroad like in the Phili[pines - would be Medicare useful for him in the Philippines or useless? Thank you.
Just an FYI, (not sure if it matters) those are forward slashes, not back slashes. I'm helping a relative sign up and I know there's no way she would ever know that, or even know a forward from a back slash. lol
My mother will be 67 in December, can she still sign up for Medicare being she did not during the initial seven month window? She has not worked for the past 30 years.
If she has had other creditable coverage, she could possibly enroll in Medicare now. If not, she would have to wait until the Medicare General Election period which begins Jan 1st.
@@AbtInsuranceAgency Thank you. Unfortunately she has no health insurance and Medicare was not thought of when she turned 65.
Good job
Thank you, I’ll be 65 in two months.
Do I have to pay for Medicare ?
Yes, Part B has a premium - th-cam.com/video/U2oRK9lQ7PA/w-d-xo.html
Hello and thank you for your very valuable information. I am to turn 65 in April 2021. I have recently applied for disability SSI to melatonin however things are still pending with that. I also was working part time in the school system until COVID 19. Insurance has always been covered under my husband. Since my insurance is through my husband. I am gathering from your video, I should hold off, on part B until he has retired, since he is Only 59 am I correct in thinking so?
If you have insurance through your husband and his employer has at least 20 employees than you have the option of delaying your Medicare Part B enrollment, and waiting until he retires, yes. I hope this helps!
i am on medicaid & turning 65 in july, i'm trying to sign up on line & when i get to the part that insists i sign up for benefits also ! it tells me to change my answer to get the benefits ! why does it do that ? is there a way around it ? it starts asking questions like about children & working ! how do i answer just what i have to ?
Deborah, when you click the application to "Apply for Medicare Only" there should be an option to apply for only Medicare without SS benefits. If you'd like to give us a call we'd be happy to answer any specific questions you may have! 888-465-9728
i been getting mail from all kinds of insurance companys about medicare and medicaid i am totally lost beginning what looks like a nightmare in bureacracy and insane insurance company an trying to pick my way thru the con artists
We hear from many folks that the whole thing can be very overwhelming. Please call us at any time for completely free assistance (888) 465-9728.
Listen to "HER" she will assist & guide you thru with no "bs" & no high pressure !
very very responsive !
Thank you John!
My mom is going to turn 65 in an month. When applying for Medicare they said she didn’t qualify. I been trying to figure out why she doesn’t qualify but I can’t find anything. Any suggesting as to why?
Could be she didn't work enough years of her life. In the process of signing my mom up as well.
If she disable she can get it
Thanks for good video.
So at age of 65, everyone need to enroll Medicare to avoid penalty even though still working and covered from company insurance.
Is it right?
Not necessarily. This video explains more: th-cam.com/video/UlgLlvfmD6c/w-d-xo.html
Have a good day
Not true...I did not get my medicare care like your saying....
Then I would recommend you contact Medicare - 1-800-633-4227 , they should be able to let you know when you can expect to receive it! 😀
Do you handle business in Florida?
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Great! I just started with your agency, and it’s possible I may be moving to Florida in the future.
So here I am again not being signed up for Medicare. I turned 65 11/20/56 and missed my enrollment because I couldn't remember my password and you can't change your password without a number. I've called Medicare and they tell me to call SSI and this has been going on this entire last year back and forth. I work full-time for a hospital and last year you said I would be fine but I'm terrified I'm going to be penalized. I'm going to try to work until the end of 2023. Am I in big trouble? Is the best option for me to call SSI and request a phone conference or seek an attorney to help me? Both SSI and Medicare say my email address is already being used so that must be the day I signed up during my enrollment period but I again I can't change the password. Help!
Help!
Think I will go to SS office then do this😒
You don't say anything about when it doesn't work
Still in love with you Stephanie so pretty face
Thank You