Enroll in Medicare Part B Online (After Age 65)
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- If you're enrolling in Part B AFTER your 7-month Initial Enrollment Period has ended, and you're coming off an employer health plan...this video shows you how to submit Form 40B and Form L564 to Social Security through www.ssa.gov/medicare-partb-sep
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Thankyou so much for help
You're welcome! Glad this was helpful.
My dad age 68 but he don't enroll part A and B. Give me advice what he has to do next.
If he's currently covered on a group health plan through active employment, then he should follow the instructions on our special webpage (www.medicaremindset.com/sep) to enroll in Parts A & B. He would be Scenario #2 (You need both Part A & Part B).
But if he doesn't have group health insurance currently, he can enroll in Part A only right now...but he'll have to wait until the General Enrollment Period to add Part B (January 1st through March 31st, 2025).
@@MedicareMindset he has marketplace health insurance. He still need to apply for part A?
And he don't have 40 quarters
@@just4you3003 That's a tough one. If he applies for Part A, since he doesn't have the quarters, he will need to pay a premium for Part A (up to about $500/mo in 2024). Also, once he has Part A he can no longer get a premium subsidy (Advance Premium Tax Credits) when on a Marketplace plan.
If there is any chance he can get to the 40 quarters in the next several years, he will probably need to just stay on the Marketplace plan until then. Once he has the quarters, then he can enroll in Part A without a premium and then also Part B (this will have a premium).
If his income is really low, he may even qualify for Medicaid through his state department of Medicaid.
@@MedicareMindset Thank you so much😊😊
@@MedicareMindset and there is penalties for late enrollment plan A/B ?