Can Veterans Have Medicare Without Social Security? Facts are Here!

In this video, we address a common misconception about Medicare and Social Security. A recent Facebook comment suggested that you can't start Medicare without enrolling in Social Security first—but that's not the case! We walk through a couple of real-life scenarios to clarify how Medicare Part A and B can work independently from Social Security enrollment.

If you're nearing age 65, considering retirement strategies, or weighing your options as a veteran, knowing how these programs interact is crucial. We’re here to provide straightforward guidance tailored for veterans, so you can make informed decisions about your health benefits and retirement planning.

Have questions? We're here to help veterans like you. Call us at 888-960-VETS (888-960-8387), or drop a comment below.

00:00 - Introduction & Clearing Up Misconceptions
Explanation of an incorrect comment on Facebook about Social Security and Medicare.

00:15 - First Scenario: Enrolling in Medicare Without Social Security at Age 65
Explanation for those delaying Social Security but wanting to start Medicare benefits.

00:42 - Second Scenario: Enrolling in Medicare While Still Working at Age 68
Example of enrolling in Medicare while delaying Social Security for a higher benefit.

01:12 - Key Considerations & Contact Information
Final thoughts on strategies for veterans and We Speak Veteran™ contact information.

Видео Can Veterans Have Medicare Without Social Security? Facts are Here! канала Chris Duncan We Speak Veteran™ •Common Sense Plans
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