My father in law worked for Social Security for 40 years. He and my mother in law both had/have FEHB during his employment and after he retired. My FIL signed up for Medicare part A but my MIL didn't (she was entitled to do so on his record but didn’...

If you use a different address on your medicare enrollment form than is listed with social security, will the medicare enrollment be denied? Also if they do deny the enrollment, do you have to appeal? These questions assume that you otherwise meet th...

So what happens if you aren't eligible for or can't afford any of those options you've listed?  If you're like me, you go without medical care. That's why Medicare is such a scam. At a certain age, you're forced into it even if it is a terrible choic...

Good idea! So we can have more of this:"During a breast reconstruction procedure, Dr. [Elizabeth] Potter [she is a surgeon in Texas] said she was contacted in the operating room and told that a UHC rep had called and needed to speak to her right away...

If you are asking if the employer is allowed to offer an incentive to encourage (or coerce) Medicare eligible employees to switch from an employer plan to Medicare, the answer is no under the Medicare as secondary payer rules established in the 1980'...