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Tips for getting on Part A and B of Medicare
Getting on Medicare can be confusing so I would like to share some simple tips about ways you can go about it. Part A is hospitalization coverage and Part B is the medical benefits. There is no charge for Part A and the base charge for Part B in 2014 is $104.90 per month. Those with higher incomes may pay more for Part B. There are generally two scenarios that occur. One is if you are just turning age 65. The other is if you have continued to work for your employer and maintained group coverage beyond age 65. For those just turning 65 you automatically receive your card…Read More
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