Medicare enrollment during COVID-19 pandemic
Many people over the age of 65 who have been actively working had not enrolled in Medicare because they used their employer's group health insurance instead. Now they are deciding that they would like to use Medicare but may need assistance enrolling in Medicare Part B and Part D drug coverage or a Medicare Advantage plan.
1. How do I make the "switch" to Medicare?
2. How long will it take for Medicare coverage to start?
3. Will I have any penalties for not enrolling in Medicare when I was 65?
4. Will I have a guarantee of supplemental coverage for Medicare or will I have to answer health questions?
5. What is Medicare Advantage?
6. How will I know which Part D drug plan to pick?
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