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Understanding Your Core Medicare Coverage Understand the foundational parts of Medicare: Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance): This covers inpatient hospital......
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Your Medicare Readiness Checklist: Get Ahead 9 to 12 Months Before 65 Confirm your Medicare eligibility by contacting the Social...
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Confirm your Medicare eligibility by contacting the Social Security Administration at 800-772-1213.
Review your current health insurance policy to understand how your coverage may change when you turn 65.
Start searching additional coverage options to help cover any costs not included in Medicare.
Get familiar with the basics of Medicare: Parts A, B, C, and D.
Check with your doctor to confirm whether they accept Medicare or participate in other Medicare plans.
Explore supplemental coverage options to help with out-of-pocket medical expenses not covered by Medicare.
We’re here to help! Call 855-890-2583 to speak with an Education Specialist for expert assistance.
Enroll in Medicare Parts A and B. If you haven’t received your enrollment information, contact the Social Security Administration at 800-772-1213.
Planning to take early Social Security benefits? Sign up now—it may take up to three months to receive them.
Ensure your spouse and/or dependents have alternate coverage once you transition to Medicare.
Let us guide you! Call 855-890-2583 to speak with an Education Specialist about your next steps.
Haven’t received your Medicare card yet? Contact the Social Security Administration at 800-772-1213.
Provide your doctor’s office with a copy of your Medicare card and any supplemental coverage you’ve enrolled in.
Understanding Your Core Medicare Coverage Understand the foundational parts of Medicare: Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance): This covers inpatient hospital......
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