3.8K views · 23 reactions | Federal retirees are not required to enroll into Medicare Part B but if you don’t do it at age 65 and later want it you’ll pay a late enrollment penalty. Many do take it at 65 and use Medicare Advantage in lieu of their FEHB(BCBS). More at www.TheMedicareFamily.com Click here for my FREE cheat sheet, workshop, and more! linktr.ee/medicaremama | The Medicare Family | Facebook

Many retirees eligible for care at the veterans administration and federal retirees choose to take Medicare part B solely with the intention of getting a Medicare advantage plan for the extra benefits. Benefits very dramatically from ZIP Code to ZIP Code and year to year. If you’d like, help researching plans available in your area book a free appointment at www.themedicarefamily.com | The Medicare Family | Facebook

Many retirees eligible for care at the veterans administration and federal retirees choose to take Medicare part B solely with the intention of getting a Medicare advantage plan for the extra benefits. Benefits very dramatically from ZIP Code to ZIP Code and year to year. If you’d like, help researching plans available in your area book a free appointment at www.themedicarefamily.com | The Medicare Family

127K views · 1.3K reactions | Medicare Open Enrollment is the time to review your Medicare coverage and make sure your plan still works for you. | Medicare | Facebook