Medicare Turning 65
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Your answer helps clarify whether Medicare enrollment may be automatic.
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That's what VitaLink is for.
VitaLink is a secure place to keep your medications, doctors, insurance information, appointments, and other important health information organized and current — so it's ready when you need it.
VitaLink was built by Eric, a Medicare agent who got tired of rebuilding client information and entering the same data over and over again.
A $49.95 Value - Available At No Cost
When it's time to compare Medicare coverage, your medications, doctors, pharmacies, and current insurance information matter.
Keep your information organized and current. And when you're ready, you decide what information to share.
VitaLink normally has a $49.95 activation fee. When you're connected with a participating VitaLink agent, your agent can provide your activation at no cost.
So when it's time to talk about Medicare, you can spend less time rebuilding your information and more time discussing your options.
Waiting to enroll in Part B when you're first eligible may result in a late enrollment penalty. Generally, the penalty increases by 10% for each full 12-month period you could have had Part B but didn't. Exceptions may apply, including when you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period.
Going 63 days or more without Medicare drug coverage or other creditable prescription drug coverage after you're eligible may result in a Part D late enrollment penalty.
These are general Medicare rules, not a personalized quote or cost calculation. Exact timing and penalties depend on your individual circumstances.
