Are there any guidelines I should follow when filling out my Medicare application?

Answered by 5 licensed agents

The guideline for completing an application to enroll in a Medicare plan is pretty simple. The question should be: do you understand what you are signing up for and how your Medicare plan will work for you today and in the future as your healthcare needs change? I would recommend working with a knowledgeable agent or broker who can help you choose the right plan.

Answered by Gary Church on July 27, 2025

Broker Licensed in Ca, AZ, NV & TX

Answered by Gary Church Medicare Insurance Agent
I will be there to help you with anything you need to do. With Medicare assistance I will help you

Answered by Daniel Brechin on July 25, 2025

Agent Licensed in AL

Answered by Daniel Brechin Medicare Insurance Agent
Just follow the application questions. They are clear and precise. Do not overthink the questions. If you have significant questions, contact Medicare to clarify or visit a local Medicare office, where they can assist with the application.

Answered by Ron Cronwell on July 26, 2025

Agent Licensed in TN

Answered by Ron Cronwell Medicare Insurance Agent
Yes, you should contact a Broker who will do it for you - this will ensure you get what you want and you understand what you get.

Answered by Jo Gallo on July 27, 2025

Broker Licensed in NJ, AZ, DE & 8 other states

Answered by Jo Gallo Medicare Insurance Agent
generally Social Security will reach out to you three months prior to turning 65, so then you will know if you have met all the criteria for parts A and B, also if you have health coverage through an employer or spouse you can choose to maintain it or go to Medicare

Answered by Jessie Rhodes on July 26, 2025

Agent Licensed in TX, AL, AR & 23 other states

Answered by Jessie Rhodes Medicare Insurance Agent

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