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To: Mamzelle
Most employers will kick you off your plan as soon as you reach 65.

I am retired Air Force, and got kicked off when I turned 65. I had no say in the matter, even though I am still working.

6 posted on 07/28/2013 9:50:12 AM PDT by Mark17
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To: Mark17

Same here. I am a retired Marine and it was a problem finding a doc who would now take medicare in our area..it was existing pts only or not taking new pts...so I go to a concierge doc, former Navy doc...membership is 2500.00 for me ( other plans for families) and it is great..I get a superbill and send it to TFL. Best of all, she calls back, I can get in anytime ( she takes only 200 pts) and has several military retirees..
Also if you do take medicare out later than at age 65 you get fined and if you are drawing social security you are paying for part B anyway.


12 posted on 07/28/2013 12:21:16 PM PDT by celtic gal
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