Turning 65 and Enrolling in Medicare?
The easiest, fastest way is to enroll online through your Social Security account.
Go to SSA.govDon't have an online account? You can create one there too!
Retiring After Age 65 & Have Employer Insurance?
You will need two forms to avoid a late enrollment penalty:
- Form CMS 40-B — Late Enrollment Medicare Part B
- Form CMS L564 — Proof of Employer Health Insurance (prevents a late enrollment penalty)
- Online Part B Enrollment Application →
Official Medicare and You Handbook
The official government guide to Medicare, updated each year.
Get the Medicare HandbookImportant Phone Numbers
Medicare Hotline
Questions about Medicare plans, coverage, or enrollment. (Fair warning — you may be on hold for a while!)
800.633.4227Social Security
Questions about your Medicare Part A/B application, or Part B premiums.
800.772.1213Need Help Choosing a Plan?
Call or text Kim directly — free advice, no sales pressure, never a fee.
856.452.1272