Turning age 65 brings opportunities and responsibilities that can be confusing and difficult to understand. With Social Security benefits and Medicare, several decisions need to be made:

    1. Should I (can I) stay on my current health insurance plan?
    2. What do I need to sign up for with Social Security?
    3. Are there penalties if I don't comply?
    4. What do I do about a Medicare Supplement plan?
    5. If I go on Medicare for my health insurance, what does my spouse need to do?
    6. What do I do about dependent children in need of health insurance?
Medicare Resources
Medicare.gov
Are Medicare Advantage Plans Worth the Risk?
Medicare has strict deadlines to sign up. Why you don’t want to miss them
What's Important in 2022
Top 5 Medicare Myths
When & how to sign up for Part A & Part B
Medicare Supplement Enrollments Vary By States (article)
Medicare Hospice Benefits
Medicare at Age 65
How to reduce your Part B cost if you have a reduction of income

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Policy For IRMAA Medicare Part B And Prescription Drug Coverage Premiums Sliding Scale Tables

The income-related monthly adjustment amount (IRMAA) sliding scale is a set of statutory percentage-based tables used to adjust Medicare Part B and Part D prescription drug coverage premiums. The higher the beneficiary’s range of modified adjusted gross income (MAGI), the higher the IRMAA. There are three sets of tables. Use the beneficiary’s tax filing status when using the table.

The IRMAA screens contain a calculator that takes all the IRMAA determination factors such as filing status, sliding scale, and premium year into account to provide an estimate to the beneficiary upon request. (See Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount Calculator (IRCA)) MS T2PE 008.013.

Medicare Part B And Part D Prescription Drug Coverage For Year 2022 IRMAA Tables