The Medicare initial enrollment period (IEP) is the first time you can enroll in Medicare. If you miss your IEP, you can still enroll in Medicare but may need to pay late enrollment penalties.

they could face penalties for late enrollment. There are set periods each year when people can enroll in the different parts of Medicare. Most people first become eligible for Medicare when they ...

State-by-state trends show uneven health care plan disenrollment rates, with some programs reporting enrollment rates below ...

During a special enrollment period (SEP), you can sign up for, leave or switch Medicare Advantage, Supplement or Part D plans outside of open enrollment in the fall. You'll typically be able to get a ...

The three enrollment periods for Medicare are initial enrollment, special enrollment, and general enrollment. These are the only times you can sign up for Medicare or make changes to your coverage.

Key Medicare deadlines fall between May 17 and June 15. Here's what beneficiaries need to do to avoid penalties, delays, or ...

This article details some late enrollment penalties for Medicare and gives examples of how they work. •$285 or $518 each month if a person does not qualify for premium-free 10% for a period ...

You might pay a monthly late enrollment penalty if you don’t qualify for a special enrollment period. If you need to enroll or adjust your coverage outside of the regular enrollment windows ...

Trustee Ashley Bell Barnett accused Polk State President Angela Garcia Falconetti of concealing enrollment numbers and ...