Navigating Medicare Enrollment: A Guide For Newbies

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025

Комментарии • 20

  • @tomdeford9218
    @tomdeford9218 2 дня назад

    Henri did an excellent job of walking me through the application process. I'm very pleased with his help and the followup work of both Henri and Keith.

  • @beverlyinman4460
    @beverlyinman4460 3 дня назад

    Thank you for helping me through the process. Mr Henry is a jewel. I probably put him through the wringer with all my indecisions but he was helpful and was able to answer all my concerns.

  • @johnczech7074
    @johnczech7074 9 дней назад

    Always great content! Thanks!

  • @Contessa998
    @Contessa998 10 дней назад

    I will be 65 in December…….when do I apply? Love your channel. Thank you 🙏
    I have a lot of anxiety so this is INCREDIBLY HELPFUL lol 😆

    • @MedicareonVideo
      @MedicareonVideo  10 дней назад

      It is busy that time of year. Early October to start Dec 1st would be a good idea.

  • @mikepruett1745
    @mikepruett1745 10 дней назад +1

    any ideas how long it takes i did in october for part b and nothing yet from them i called they have the application there

    • @MedicareonVideo
      @MedicareonVideo  10 дней назад

      It really shouldn't take that long. You should be able to access you account online. Should be a benefits verification letter that has your Medicare #.

    • @mikepruett1745
      @mikepruett1745 9 дней назад

      @@MedicareonVideo in saw that no changes not sure who to call what u think about the local office??

    • @mdj-ie7rj
      @mdj-ie7rj 9 дней назад

      @@mikepruett1745 you should call your local social security office

  • @davidshort9439
    @davidshort9439 3 дня назад

    I thought I was signing up for Social Security first online but I filed for Medicare and Medicare part B. I received an email later from Social Security thanking me for signing up. They are supposed to contact me sometime by phone or email. I turn 65 in March but am retiring from work May 30th. Kind of confused, I hope I did it right?

  • @DaveRyan-x7t
    @DaveRyan-x7t 7 дней назад

    I turn 65 in July. Have great coverage through my spouse's employer plan. Would be subject to IRMA if need to start part B. HAve not started Soc Sec and won't until at least 67. Do I have to Start PArt B at 65 and pay premiums at IRMA levels?

    • @zilam98
      @zilam98 3 дня назад

      Had to pay for my partner's Medicare B premiums until he took his social security at 68

  • @ronb9901
    @ronb9901 10 дней назад +1

    What if I am self employed (sole proprietorship) and haven’t had any insurance (my old plan got cancelled years ago) I still haven’t signed up yet, I turn 66 this July.

    • @MedicareonVideo
      @MedicareonVideo  10 дней назад

      @@ronb9901 you will have a 10% penalty on Part B for each year after turning 65.

  • @mgoh405
    @mgoh405 3 дня назад

    Going to be 65 in August 2025. I am self-employed with no medical benefit through my company. But I have been on medical insurance through my wife's job and pay my portion of the monthly medical premium. The month that I start to receive my Medicare (August 2025), I plan to stop being on my wife's company's medical insurance coverage. Does this make sense? And is this okay? (not planning to draw SS until 67).

  • @belindamesa5836
    @belindamesa5836 10 дней назад +1

    I will be 65 I’m March, not ready to retire till 67, I did get Medicare A only,
    I have health insurance with my job Methodist hospital, so when I retire in 2027, I need to show proof I had health insurance back at 2025??

  • @colleentrott1658
    @colleentrott1658 2 дня назад

    Soooooooo..what happens when ELON shuts down medicare? He coming for it & S.S.😢