Medicare

While you typically become eligible for Medicare at age 65, there are some exceptions to that rule. Our agents are well-equipped to help guide you through your Medicare eligibility and enrollment.

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Am I Eligible for Medicare?

Medicare eligibility is determined on an individual basis. For example, your spouse may be Medicare-eligible while you remain non-eligible — or vice versa. Unless you have a Medicare-eligible disability, you are non-Medicare eligible until you reach age 65, even if you retire earlier than that age.

Once you become Medicare-eligible, Medicare becomes your primary health coverage. However, basic Medicare does not cover all your medical expenses, and you may choose to enroll in supplemental coverage.

Plan Features

Medicare Part A – Helps pay for inpatient care in a hospital or skilled nursing facility (following a hospital stay) and some home health care and hospice care.
Medicare Part B – Helps pay for doctors’ services and other medical services and supplies not covered by Medicare Part A. Premiums may apply.
Medicare Part D – Helps pay for prescription drugs doctors prescribe for treatment. Part D is not considered part of “basic” Medicare coverage. Premiums may apply.

Any additional coverage you have will supplement what Medicare does not cover.