Medicare Eligibility

^{Also Referred To As "Original Medicare"}To Be Eligible For
Part A & Part B:

You must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident for at least 5 consecutive years
Age 65 or older
Under 65 with a qualifying disability
Any person diagnosed with end-stage renal disease or ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease)

Medicare Planning Timeline & Tips

12 months before you turn 65

You should begin preparing for your transition to Medicare

3 months before you turn 65

Medicare & Medicare Supplement initial enrollment periods begin.

When you turn 65

Enroll in Part B/supplement plan during your initial enrollment period, you won't need to answer any health questions.

3 months after you turn 65

Your one-time Medicare initial enrollment period ends.

6 months after you turn 65

Your Medicare supplement initial enrollment period ends.

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