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I turn 65 in November and need my Medicare and Part D plan to begin Nov. 1. How does Medicare's fall enrollment period affect me since, I will be applying for Medicare this fall?

I turn 65 in November and need my Medicare and Part D plan to begin Nov. 1. How does Medicare's fall enrollment period affect me since, I will be applying for Medicare this fall?

During a special enrollment period (SEP), you can sign up for, leave or switch Medicare Advantage, Supplement or Part D plans outside of open enrollment in the fall. You'll typically be able to get a ...

Medicare Part A, Part B and Part D are subject to permanent penalties if you’re not careful about enrolling during the initial 7-month window of time around your 65th birthday.

You can enroll in a Medicare Part D drug plan during the 3 months after your Medicare parts A and B become active, avoiding a late enrollment fee.

Let’s be honest: Medicare enrollment isn’t exactly the most exciting topic in the world. But, if you’re approaching 65 (or helping a loved one who is), it’s something you need to figure ...

Medicare’s 7-month Initial Enrollment Period is for those who wish to enroll in Medicare Parts A and B when they are turning 65, whether receiving your Social Security check or not.

If you did not apply for Medicare Part B (medical insurance) within 3 months before or after turning age 65, you have another chance each year during the General Enrollment Period.