Faqs

You will have already completed the standard waiting period for Medicare. Typically you will receive your Medicare card within 30 days of receiving your NOA.

The start date of your coverage will depend on when your Onset Date of Disability was determined to be with Medicare. This date is typically 29 months after your onset date. The time includes a [...]

Depending on income levels, some individuals waiting on their Medicare effective date will automatically qualify for Medicaid. For those that don’t qualify, you may be eligible for coverage [...]

Yes, you can. However, once your Medicare Part A becomes effective, you will lose any of the premium tax credits or reduced cost sharing you previously had. You probably cannot get lower AFA [...]

Typically, you receive your card approximately three months before your Medicare Part B coverage takes effect. If you have not received your card or may have lost it, call (800) 633-4227 to [...]

Your Medicare Card may have two separate dates for Part A and Part B. Medicare Part A refers to hospital coverage benefits and typically has no monthly premium. Medicare Part B provides medical [...]

The Social Security Administration (SSA) may deem you qualified for the Extra Help program. Extra Help assists with prescription drug costs. If you automatically qualify for Extra Help, the SSA [...]

The cost of Medicare Part B is $104.90 per month. This amount is automatically deducted from your Social Security Income.