Know your enrollment window
For many people, the Initial Enrollment Period lasts seven months: three before the birthday month, the birthday month, and three afterward.
SERVING OKLAHOMA
A clearer path into Medicare when you turn 65.
Your 65th birthday can open an important Medicare enrollment window, but timing depends on your work and coverage situation. Buckmaster Insurance helps explain the steps without pressure.
No obligation. Availability, eligibility, costs, and benefits vary by location and individual circumstances.
Employer coverage can change timing
If you or a spouse are actively working, employer size and coverage type can affect whether delaying Medicare is appropriate. COBRA and retiree coverage follow different rules.
Choose how to receive coverage
After Parts A and B, consider Original Medicare with optional Part D and Medigap versus a Medicare Advantage plan.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Do I automatically receive Medicare?
Some people are enrolled automatically; others must sign up, often depending on whether they already receive Social Security benefits.
Can I work after 65 and delay Medicare?
Possibly. Review your employer coverage and circumstances before delaying any part.
What information helps with planning?
Gather current coverage details, prescriptions, doctors, pharmacies, travel needs, and budget.
TALK WITH LANDON
Get help understanding your options.
Contact Buckmaster Insurance for a personal, no-obligation review. Based in Tulsa and serving all of Oklahoma.
Phone
(539) 476-9698
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Call, email, or use the main contact form and tell Landon what kind of help you need.
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