Can someone who does not qualify for premium-free Medicare Part A based on their own work history or the work history of a spouse still get Medicare?
Yes. Those not eligible for Medicare based on their own or a spouse’s work history may purchase Part A and/or Part B coverage if they are a U.S. citizen, or a lawfully admitted alien who has lived in the U.S. for at least five years. Q: What happens if I do not qualify for premium free Medicare Part A on my own record or under a spouse/ex-spouse’s record ? A: You must submit a letter to SERS Insurance Section from Social Security stating your ineligiblility.
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