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How Can You Enroll In Medicare Part B During The GEP After Life Changes? Are you facing a change in your health coverage and wondering how to enroll in Medicare Part B? In this video, we’ll explain the options available to you during the General Enrollment Period (GEP) and how to avoid costly penalties. We’ll cover what the GEP is, who qualifies for it, and how it fits into your overall Medicare enrollment timeline. You’ll learn the steps to sign up online, by phone, or in person through the Social Security Office, and when your coverage will start. We’ll also discuss important considerations, such as late enrollment penalties and the benefits of using a special enrollment period if you qualify due to life changes like losing employer-based insurance or retiring early. This information is essential for anyone who missed their initial Medicare enrollment window or needs to adjust their coverage after a major life event. Understanding your options ensures you get the right coverage without unnecessary costs. Stay informed and make timely decisions to secure your health coverage needs. If you want to learn more about Medicare enrollment, deadlines, and tips for avoiding penalties, be sure to watch this video.

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