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How to manage Medicare and an employer health insurance plan.
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[QUOTE="Etini Willie, post: 11237, member: 468"] There are some people that are approaching 65 and they want to continue working. All things being equal, they have an employer health insurance plan that covers them. What happens to the employer plan and how does it interface with Medicare given that people approaching 65 are obligated to take Medicare Part A and Part B plans? At the time of employment before approaching 65, the employer's health insurance was the primary health insurance plan for an employee. As the person approaches 65 and takes Medicare, it is advised that the person studies and understands coverage of the employee plan as a secondary insurance plan. If it has reasonable coverage, it should be moved into a secondary health insurance position while Medicare assumes the primary health insurance coverage for the person. Should I take a part D Medicare plan with an employer health plan? Now the answer to this question would be in two ways. Does your employer's health plan provide drug coverage? If yes, then you don't need a medicare part D plan? Is the drug coverage credible? If it is as good as Medicare, then you don't need to buy a part D medicare plan, if not, then you would have to buy it. [/QUOTE]
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