If you're 65 or older and missed your initial chance to enroll in Medicare Part B, the General Enrollment Period offers a new ...

People need to understand that there is not an 18-month window for enrolling in Part B without a penalty when covered by ...

I’m turning 65 in July and not receiving Social Security yet. Last week I tried to open a “My Social Security” account to enroll in Medicare ...

The amount Florida's spending on supplemental security payments for children dropped despite an increase in the number of recipients.

Enrolling in Medicare Part B is crucial for accessing essential medical services, especially for those over 65 or retiring ...

More than 67 million people are enrolled in Medicare, the government health insurance program for adults ages 65 and older ...

About 10,000 people turn 65 years old every day in the U.S—a significant birthday signaling eligibility for Medicare[1]. If ...

Social Security provides financial benefits to senior citizens, low-income individuals and people with disabilities. Beneficiaries receive a monthly payment on a specified schedule, and that ...

365 days a year there are times for folks to enroll in a plan. When you are looking at Medicare, the one enrollment period people know and hear about is in the fall, and that’s called the annual ...

The earliest age you can sign up for Social Security is 62 ... and you're old enough for Medicare, then it pays to sign up during the seven-month initial enrollment window around your 65th birthday.

If you did not apply for Medicare Part B (medical insurance) within three months before or after turning 65, you have another chance each year during the General Enrollment Period. The period runs ...

If you are collecting Social Security in some form (widow’s benefits ... and the employee group must be 20 or more employees if you are 65 (or 100 or more employees for Medicare enrollment due to ...