I can help you Enroll in Medicare and I will be Here for you when you need help.

You have many options when it comes to Medicare, but which option is the right one for you? Believe it or not, you don't need a doctorate degree to figure out your Medicare. But you do need to know a few things.

Just because you're turning 65, it doesn't mean you have to enroll. In fact, there are many scenarios where you should wait to enroll. Let's say you're turning 65 but not retiring. You're keeping your employer's health insurance and you don't have an HSA. Depending on the size of your company you may only have to sign up for Part A (which is at no cost, if you have worked full-time for 10 years).

Also important, if you're collecting Social Security before age 65, the government will automatically sign you up for both Parts A and B of Medicare. Part B is the one you pay for but it may not make sense to keep Part B. It all depends on your personal situation.

It may seem like a lot, but it's not so bad. I will teach you. Let's walk through this together.