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Is Medicare Enrollment Automatic?

Medicare is only automatic if you are currently receiving social security benefits. You will automatically enrolled in Part A and Part B.If you are not receiving Social security, you will need to enroll in Medicare. You can enroll only in Part A, or Part A and Part B.

Do I need Medicare if I am working?

Medicare is only automatic if you are currently receiving social security benefits. You will automatically enrolled in Part A and Part B. If you are not receiving Social security, you will need to enroll in Medicare. You can enroll only in Part A, or Part A and Part B.

Do I need to take a Part D plan?

Yes, anyone that is enrolled in BOTH Part A and Part B will need to enroll in a prescription drug plan. If you don’t enroll when your Part B is effective, when you do enroll in an RX plan, you will be charged a lifetime penalty.

What are the penalties?

Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance).Penalty: Your monthly premium may go up 10% for each 12-month period you could have had Part B but didn’t sign up.Example: If you waited 2 full years to enroll, your premium could be 20% higher for as long as you have Part B.Medicare Part D (Prescription Drug Plan) Penalty:Penalty: 1% of the “national base beneficiary premium” ($34.70 in 2024) for each full month you were without Part D or other creditable prescription drug coverage. This penalty is added to your monthly premium for as long as you have Medicare Part D.Example: If you were without Part D or c

How do I enroll in Medicare?

Enrollment In Medicare is done through social security.NEW TO MEDICARE: If you are enrolling for the first time during your initial enrollment period, you can enroll online at ssa.gov or call social security to schedule a phone appointment. Online, you can enroll only in Part A or both Part A and Part B.LOSING CREDIBLE COVERAGE: If you are past your initial enrollment period, you will need to have your employer fill out CMS-L564 ER, which can be found at cms.gov . (can I link to this form or tell them where to get it?)You will need to fill out CMS-40B, which can be found at cms.gov.Once both f

How do I get free stuff on tv?

The “free” stuff shown in Medicare commercials generally refers to extra benefits provided by Medicare Advantage plans, not by Original Medicare. These plans are not designed for everyone and many have income requirements, are only offered in certain zip codes and can be misleading to the average consumer.Consider that the commercials are national and not apply to you. It’s important not to be working with a trusted person that can address your specific healthcare needs.

How can you help me?

I offer you the opportunity to speak directly to one person and not an 800 number or customer service representative from an individual carrier.I will gather information from you; your doctor’s and prescription medications and will ask you questions regarding your wants and needs.Most importantly, I will educate you about how Medicare works and what all your options are so that you can narrow down your choices and make an educated decision.

Do you charge a fee?

How My Medicare Enrollment Services Work — At No Cost to YouI understand that navigating Medicare can feel overwhelming, but that’s where I come in. I offer my services to guide you through the Medicare process, and here’s how it works:No Fee for My Service:You do not pay me anything for helping you choose and enroll in a Medicare plan. My services are completely free to you. Whether it’s explaining your options, helping you compare plans, or handling the enrollment process, there is no out-of-pocket cost for working with me.How I’m Compensated:When you choose a Medicare Advantage, Supplement