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06/11/2026

Guard your Medicare card. Don’t give your Medicare number to anyone over the phone. Don’t text it. Don’t use it to sign up for “free” offers. Saying no is the best defense against scammers.

05/20/2026

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05/20/2026

Get Healthier Joints! The glute and leg muscles play a crucial role in supporting the knee and hip joints, improving stability, and reducing the risk of sprains and strains during exercise or daily activities. Muscle contractions in the lower body also help pump blood back up from your legs to your heart, which is especially beneficial for people who sit for long hours because it can reduce swelling and improve circulation.

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05/11/2026

Medicare won’t call you unless you contact Medicare first.
Phone scammers try to pose as Medicare to steal your personal information, like your Medicare Number, birthdate, or Social Security Number. If you’re not sure about a caller, hang up and report it to 1-800-MEDICARE. Medicare.gov/fraud

05/08/2026

05/05/2026

Find out if you can delay enrolling in Medicare
You may be able to delay enrolling in Medicare Part B, or both Parts A & B, and postpone paying Medicare costs if you either (1) are going to work past 65 and have creditable employer coverage, or (2) you have creditable coverage through a spouse’s employer.

In either of these situations, you may qualify to delay. You’ll need to check with the employer’s benefits administrator to find out all of your options.

Keep in mind that there is a penalty for late enrollment for Part B and Part D unless you qualify for a Special Enrollment Period when your employer coverage ends.

05/05/2026

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04/29/2026

Special note about automatic Medicare enrollment
You are automatically enrolled in only Part A and Part B at age 65; if you are receiving Social Security or Railroad Retirement Board benefits. You still will want to use your IEP to make further coverage choices such as for a Medicare Advantage (Part C) or Part D prescription drug plan.

If you’re not receiving these benefits, you will need to sign up for Medicare yourself online, in-person, on the phone or at your local Social Security office.

04/27/2026

Find out your Medicare Initial Enrollment Period dates
You have a set time period when you can first sign up for Medicare (unless you qualify to delay). It’s called your Initial Enrollment Period and lasts 7 months. Your Medicare Initial Enrollment Period (IEP) is based on your 65th birthday and includes the below.

The 3 months before your 65th birthday month
The month you turn 65
The 3 months after