Medicare Eligibility & Enrollment Made Simple

The Right Coverage Starts with the Right Timing

Who’s Eligible for Medicare — and When?

Most people qualify for Medicare at age 65 — but there are exceptions. If you’re turning 65, retiring soon, or have a qualifying disability, we’ll help you understand your options and enrollment windows. Missing a deadline can mean penalties. We’re here to help you get it right.

01

Confirm Eligibility Based on Your Unique Situation

Age, employment, Social Security, disability — we review your circumstances and explain what you qualify for and when to apply.

02

Guide You Through Online or In-Person Enrollment

We walk you through applying for Part A and B through Social Security — and help you pick plans that fill the gaps.

03

Avoid Costly Late Enrollment Penalties

We help you track deadlines and exceptions — so you don’t pay more for Medicare than you have to.

Know What to Do — and When to Do It

Medicare enrollment is all about timing. Whether you’re turning 65, losing employer coverage, or helping a parent navigate the process, we’re here to make it easy and accurate.

What You Need to Know Before You Enroll

Medicare Eligibility & Enrollment FAQs

  • When do I become eligible for Medicare?

    Most people qualify at age 65, but some qualify earlier due to disability or specific health conditions.

  • When should I enroll in Medicare?

    Your Initial Enrollment Period begins 3 months before your 65th birthday and lasts 7 months. Timing matters.

  • What if I’m still working at 65?

    You may be able to delay Part B without penalty. We’ll help you weigh the pros and cons.

  • Can I apply for Medicare online?

    Yes — but we’re here to guide you through it, step by step, or help you apply in person.

  • What happens if I miss my enrollment window?

    You could face higher premiums or coverage delays. We’ll help you avoid that with the right timing.

No Stress. No Pressure. Just Clear Guidance.

Get Help with Medicare Enrollment

We help Idaho seniors enroll on time, avoid penalties, and understand every step of the Medicare process.

Address:

1805 South Lincoln Avenue

Jerome, ID 83338