Pat G.
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Ankur was very helpful and quick to answer all my questions. He explained the options and guided me step by step. He even provided a chart to help me compare the results and make the best decision. I highly recommend him. He was great!
Robert W.
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Ankur used his knowledge and experience to help me decide how to supplement my Medicare benefits. I don’t know how I would have done it without his help. He was professional, friendly, and a great communicator. I highly recommend him!
Silvia R.
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I didn’t know anything about Medicare, but Ankur was amazing and very patient. He helped us get the perfect plan for my health care needs. I highly recommend him for your insurance needs
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Medicare FAQ’s
WHEN CAN I APPLY FOR MEDICARE?
You are eligible to apply for Medicare during your initial enrollment period which is a 7 month window. 3 months before turning 65, the month you turn 65 and 3 months after turning 65.
The easiest way to sign up for Medicare is online through SSA.gov or by Calling Social Security at 1-800-772-1213. You can also visit your local Social Security Office.
WILL I AUTOMATICALLY BE ENROLLED IN MEDICARE?
If you are already receiving Social Security Benefits you will be automatically enrolled into Original Medicare, otherwise you will be eligible to enroll during your initial enrollment period that starts 3 months before your 65th birthday.
WHAT IF I MISS MY INITIAL ENROLLMENT PERIOD?
If you miss your Initial Enrollment Period you can sign up during the General Enrollment period that occurs every year January 1st through March 31st. Coverage becomes effective the month following your enrollment date.
ARE THERE PENALTIES FOR ENROLLING LATE?
Yes, there are penalties for not signing up for Part B but only if you do not have qualifying coverage.
CAN I GET A REPLACEMENT MEDICARE CARD?
If you need a new Medicare card you can order a replacement card by phone at 1-800-772-1213, or online at the Social Security Administration web site. Make sure you have your Medicare number ready when you call.