09/02/2026
💡 Turning 65 but continuing to work?
You may not automatically need to enroll in every part of Medicare right away. The right timing depends on your employer coverage and individual situation.
Before delaying Medicare Part B, be sure to understand:
• Whether your insurance is based on current employment
• How many employees your employer has
• Whether your prescription coverage is considered creditable
• When your employer coverage will end
• Whether delaying enrollment could result in a penalty or coverage gap
COBRA and retiree coverage do not always follow the same Medicare rules as insurance from active employment.
Let’s review your situation before you make a decision.
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Joe and Britta Mullen represent 10 organizations and offer 63 plans in the Capital Region. Additional plans are available that they do not represent. For information about all your options, contact Medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE.