Most qualifying disabilities
Part A and Part B generally begin automatically after 24 months of qualifying disability benefits.
Medicare guidance
Your next chapter.
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Approaching 65, already on Medicare, or wondering if you qualify earlier? Let’s understand the steps together.
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PARTA
Hospital insurance
PARTB
Medical insurance
PARTC
Medicare Advantage
PARTD
Prescription drug coverage
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Discuss when and how to enroll, prescription drug considerations, and coverage reviews as your needs change. Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement education is available where licensed, appointed, and appropriate.
Medicare before age 65
Under 65 and receiving disability benefits?
You may qualify for Medicare.
Medicare is not only for people age 65 and older. Eligibility depends on qualifying Social Security or Railroad Retirement disability rules and Medicare timing; having a disability alone does not automatically establish eligibility.
Different timing
Medicare generally begins automatically when qualifying disability benefits begin.
Separate rules
End-Stage Renal Disease has separate eligibility and coverage start-date rules. Your situation and treatment affect the next steps.
Unsure where you are in the process? Chaunte’ can explain the Medicare steps and direct you to Social Security for required eligibility or enrollment actions.
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