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Day 1: Your guide to Medicare enrollment

DAY 1 OF 4

Hello and welcome!

Whether you're enrolling in Medicare for the first time, preparing to enroll in the future, or looking to switch plans, you've come to the right place. Throughout this email series, we'll help you find a plan suited for you by sharing key dates, facts, and resources related to the enrollment process.

But first, a quick refresher

Medicare is health insurance that's available to eligible individuals ages 65 and over, as well as certain individuals with chronic health conditions and disabilities. (Curious about your Medicare eligibility? This tool can help.)

Medicare is divided into four parts. Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B (together, these two parts are known as Original Medicare) are administered by the government.

Medicare Part C (aka Medicare Advantage plans) and Medicare Part D are offered by private insurance companies approved by Medicare that can provide additional benefits and services. Many Part C plans and all Part D plans offer prescription drug coverage, which is not covered by Original Medicare.

All four parts have their own costs, including deductibles, copays, and premiums.

The first step is enrolling in Original Medicare

You must be enrolled in Original Medicare — remember, that's Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B — before you can enroll in any of the other parts of Medicare. If you haven't already enrolled in Original Medicare, we suggest you start gathering the information you need to do so.

ONE THING YOU CAN DO TODAY

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Get ready to enroll in Medicare

If you're not already enrolled in Medicare, gather these pieces of information to have on hand for tomorrow, when we'll cover the steps for enrollment:

personal information, such as date of birth and Social Security number
place of work and employer health insurance information (if you're still working)
any disability benefits you receive (if you're under the age of 65)
additional documents to prove citizenship or employment status, if applicable

Thanks for being here! Tomorrow, we'll cover how, when, and where to apply for Original Medicare.

Take care,
The Healthline Team

Until next time,

Take care of yourself, and we'll
see you again soon!

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