Home About Team Other Insurance Reviews Contact Medicare Medicare Supplements Medicare Advantage Blog Get Quote Special Enrollment Special Enrollment Many people work past age 65 when they first are eligible for Medicare. But what happens if you decide to work past age 65? Do you have to take Medicare? The answer depends on the size of the company you work at and what your insurance options are. It’s important to consult with an advisor to understand your options. Whether you are 68 or 78, when you choose to leave your group plan, you will sign up for Parts A and B of Medicare during a Special Enrollment Period which is an 8 month window. There are two forms that you need to fill out. The first form is the Part B enrollment form. The second form is called Request for Employment Information which needs to be signed by your employer and submitted with you Part B Enrollment document . If you don’t submit the Request for Employment Information for you and/or your spouse, you will receive a penalty for not enrolling at age 65 and you won’t have proof that you are eligible for a Special Enrollment. We will guide you through this important transition! Schedule a Consultation All the Carriers You Know & Trust Four Ways to Save Stop overpaying for your Medicare Supplement Coverage Talk to an Agent Prefer to talk to a real human being on a phone? Click the button to call us now! Call Now Schedule a Call Do you want to schedule a call for a specific time? Select the time that suits you best! Book Now Messenger Chat Do you use Facebook Messenger? Let us provide you a quote via live chat! Chat Now Quote By Email Rather receive your quote via Email? Answer a few questions and we’ll send it to you! Get Quote What people are saying about us Since 1968, GM Goldman has specialized in Senior Insurance MORE REVIEWS GM Goldman & Associates 8833 Gross Point Rd., Suite 204 Skokie, IL 60077 Speak with a Licensed Agent +1 (847) 675-3600 © 2021 - GM Goldman & Associates, All Rights Reserved. Site by GET BAER Not connected with or endorsed by the United States government or the federal Medicare program Terms and Conditions Privacy Policy