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Dec 14, 20223 min read

Why the Initial Enrollment Period is so Important

Seniors are encouraged to sign up for Medicare during their Initial Enrollment Period (IEP) for several reasons. Here's why it's important.

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Jul 28, 20224 min read

Avoid Penalties for Not Signing up for Medicare

When kupuna sign up for Medicare during their Initial Enrollment Period, they can avoid penalties for not signing up for Medicare on time.

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Jun 29, 20223 min read

What Seniors Need to Know About Signing Up for Medicare Before Claiming Social Security

Read this article if you don't sign up for Social Social Security by the age of 65: Signing Up for Medicare Before Claiming Social Security.

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Mar 24, 20223 min read

What Disabilities Qualify for Medicare Under 65?

While Medicare was primarily created to serve kupuna, people with disabilities under the age of 65 may also qualify.

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Dec 16, 20213 min read

Enroll in Medicare Under These Rules or Risk a 10%-Per-Year Penalty

It’s important for seniors to enroll in Medicare when they are first eligible. If this window is missed, there is a risk of a penalty.

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Aug 11, 20213 min read

Do I Qualify for Medicare If I Am Self-Employed?

Do I qualify for Medicare if I am self-employed? Yes. A self-employed person does qualify for Medicare if they meet certain requirements.

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Apr 14, 20213 min read

What is Dual Eligibility for Medicare and Medicaid?

People who are eligible for and enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid are called “dual eligibles” or “dually eligible beneficiaries.”

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Sep 15, 20203 min read

What Seniors Need to Know About the Low Income Subsidy Program for Prescription Drugs: Extra Help

To expand prescription drug access to low income seniors, the Centers for Medicaid & Medicare Services offers a program called Extra Help.

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Sep 8, 20203 min read

Am I Eligible for Medicare?

Am I eligible for Medicare? The vast majority of U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents aged 65 years or older qualify for Medicare.

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