Brad turns 65 this fall and plans to retire in February. He has a question about the timing of his Medicare enrollment.

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Enroll in Medicare the correct way when you are turning 65, or after retiring, because you do not get a second chance. Toni King is an author and columnist on Medicare and health insurance issues.

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Toni:I have just enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B because I turned 65 in June. I am still working, and my husband, James, and I are on my employer health insurance plan.

We will both turn 65 this year, me in June and Carol in September. I have signed up for Medicare Part A only and Carol will enroll for Part A soon.

You are turning 65 sometime in the calendar year, and you have heard about the rigors of establishing your own Medicare plan.

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But if you’re looking at retiring a few years before turning 65, you’ll need to solve the problem of health insurance. Most people can’t get Medicare until they turn 65.