For those nearing 65, Medicare enrollment begins during your Initial Enrollment Period. This period
spans a full seven months, giving you ample time to enroll without stress.
Your Initial Enrollment Period includes the three months before your 65th birthday, your birth month, and three months afterward. Enrolling within this timeframe ensures you avoid late fees and delays
in your healthcare coverage.
What documents are needed for Medicare enrollment?
How long does Medicare enrollment take?
Can I enroll in Medicare online?
Medicare Part A
covers hospital stays and emergency care.
Medicare Part B
includes doctor visits and outpatient services.
Medicare Part C
offers prescription drug coverage.
Provide local Medicare enrollment support in .
Offer free consultations for newcomers to Medicare.
Help you understand whether you should re-enroll in Medicare each year and guide you in adjusting coverage as your healthcare needs evolve.
Original Medicare includes Part A and Part B, while Medicare Advantage Plans offer all benefits of Original Medicare but may include additional benefits like dental and vision.
Enrolling during your Initial Enrollment Period (when you turn 65) or during special periods will prevent late penalties. Contact us to discuss your eligibility and enrollment options.
If you take prescription medications, Part D provides valuable coverage for prescription drug costs. Our team can help you decide if it’s the right choice based on your needs.