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There are several ways to become eligible for Medicare, but many become eligible as soon as they turn 65. These individuals will enter what is known as the Initial Enrollment Period, which starts three months before turning 65 and ends three months after, giving them a total of seven months to enroll in Medicare.
Here are the other ways to qualify for Medicare.
Besides being 65 or older, other ways to qualify for Medicare include:
Another important thing to note is if you are currently getting Social Security or Railroad Retirement Board benefits, you will most likely be automatically enrolled in Original Medicare (Part A and B). If you are not automatically enrolled, you will have to manually enroll during the Initial Enrollment Period and do so through the Social Security Administration.
If you qualify because of End-Stage Renal Disease, it is because you either need dialysis or a kidney transplant. If you need regular dialysis, your Medicare coverage will start soon after you receive your first treatment. If you get a transplant and, as a result, no longer need dialysis, you will lose your Medicare eligibility.
If you qualify because of ALS, your eligibility will start immediately.
To be eligible for Medicare Advantage, or Part C, there are some criteria you must meet:
To be eligible for Part D, which is the prescription drug coverage plan, you must:
To be eligible for a Medicare Supplement plan, which works alongside Original Medicare to cover out-of-pocket costs, you must be enrolled in Original Medicare.
For assistance in choosing a Medicare plan, contact Avila Medicare Solutions in Austin, Texas, for guidance. We have a team of Medicare professionals available to help walk you through the eligibility and enrollment process. All you have to do is give us a call today at 855-GO-AVILA, and we will answer any questions you may have.
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