Just got a call, a referral from an existing client. She turned 65 back in April and is still on her Obamacare plan. She is self-employed and can barely afford the $90 per month payment.
She thought that after turning 65 she had to wait until the open enrollment period (to us known as AEP) to get on Medicare.
With all the attention T65 people get, I can't understand how she could fall through the cracks and not have talked to someone!
Now she is beyond her initial enrollment period for Medicare. To make matters worse, I just read
"When you’re considered eligible for Medica
Source of insurance-forums.net
She thought that after turning 65 she had to wait until the open enrollment period (to us known as AEP) to get on Medicare.
With all the attention T65 people get, I can't understand how she could fall through the cracks and not have talked to someone!
Now she is beyond her initial enrollment period for Medicare. To make matters worse, I just read
"When you’re considered eligible for Medica
Comments
Post a Comment