How to sign up for A & B?
Answered by 8 licensed agents
Several ways to Enroll:
- Online, visit SSA.gov and click "Sign up for Medicare".
- Phone: Call Social Security at 1-800-772-1213
- In-Person: Visit your local Social Security office.
Answered by Michael Wallner on May 11, 2026
Agent Licensed in DE, MD & NY
Keep in mind, you can sign up for part A and B 3 months before your birthday month, the month of, or 3 months after you turn 65.
Feel free to reach out to me, and I'll guide you through the process of signing up for A, B, and parts C and D.
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Answered by Cathy Barnett on May 10, 2026
Broker Licensed in TX, AL, NC & SC
Answered by Stephanie Gonzales-Sager on May 8, 2026
Agent Licensed in TX
Answered by Jennifer Kalbach on May 11, 2026
Agent Licensed in KY
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To learn more about enrollment periods for Part B, please read the information in the “Signing up for Medicare” section of Medicare.gov.
Answered by Natalee Nimmo on May 11, 2026
Broker Licensed in SC, FL, GA & KY, MO, NC & TX
Answered by Uchennah Okafor on May 11, 2026
Agent Licensed in TX
Answered by Laurie Baumgartner on May 11, 2026
Agent Licensed in SD
Once you’re logged in, SSA indicates you can start the application by selecting “Sign up for Medicare” and then “Apply online.” SSA also provides a separate page for people who only need Part B.
Answered by Linda Pieters on May 10, 2026
Agent Licensed in CA
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