Does Medicare Automatically Start At Age 65?

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   If you receive Social Security benefits at age 65, Medicare automatically starts at age 65. Medicare will automatically enroll you in Part A and Part B.
   
   If you are not yet receiving Social Security benefits, you can start still start receiving Medicare Part A and B, or you can keep Part A and opt out of Part B until your group coverage ends.

   Answered on July 26, 2013

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