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YOUR FREE NEW TO MEDICARE GUIDE

New to Medicare?

Guide + worksheet · PDF · 18 pages

Understand your choices, find the enrollment situation that fits you, and write down your next steps.

Dr. Ed Weir
Former Social Security District Manager · 20 years at SSA · Former Sergeant, USMC

Turning 65 · Still working · Disability · Coverage choices

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Your questions.
Clearer next steps.

  • Understand: Parts A, B, C and D
  • Prepare: enrollment dates and work coverage
  • Compare: Original Medicare, Medigap and Medicare Advantage
  • Organize: costs, helpful contacts and your worksheet
An 18-page guide with a fillable worksheet to save or print.
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1. Find your situation

Start with turning 65, working past 65, or Medicare through disability. Your situation affects what to do next.

2. Understand your choices

Learn how the parts of Medicare fit together. Compare coverage, doctors, medicines and costs before choosing.

3. Write down your next steps

Use the fillable worksheet to organize your questions and dates. Your email includes a button to send Dr. Ed a question.

This guide provides education, not a recommendation for a particular plan. Check enrollment dates for your situation before delaying coverage. Keep your completed worksheet private.