How Do I Get Medicare If I Am Under 65?

 At the point when you are under 65, you become qualified for Federal medical care if:

You have gotten Government backed retirement Inability Protection (SSDI) checks for something like two years

Or on the other hand, you have been determined to have End-Stage Renal Sickness (ESRD)

Qualification for Federal medical care because of a handicap

You might meet all requirements for Government health care because of an inability in the event that you have been getting SSDI checks for over two years, otherwise called the two-year holding up period. The two-year holding up period starts the main month you get a SSDI check. You will be consequently signed up for Federal medical care toward the start of the 25th month that you get a SSDI check.

Assuming you get SSDI in light of the fact that you have Amyotrophic Horizontal Sclerosis, or ALS, Federal medical insurance naturally starts the main month that your SSDI benefits start. You don't have the two-year holding up period.

Government backed retirement — not Federal health insurance — causes the assurance of whether you to meet all requirements for SSDI checks and controls the program that gives the checks. For more data on the Government managed retirement Incapacity Protection program, it is suggested that you contact your neighborhood Government managed retirement Organization (SSA) office.

Note: Railroad laborers ought to contact the Railroad Retirement Board for data about incapacity annuity and Government medical care qualification.

Qualification for ESRD Government health care

You might fit the bill for ESRD Federal medical care assuming you have been determined to have kidney disappointment and you:

Are seeking dialysis medicines or have had a kidney relocate

Furthermore:

You are qualified to get SSDI

You are qualified to get Railroad Retirement benefits

Or on the other hand, you, a mate, or a parent have paid Federal health care charges for an adequate measure of time as determined by the Government managed retirement Organization

On the off chance that you are under 65 and have ESRD, when your Federal health care benefits start relies upon your particular conditions, including when you apply for Government medical care, whether you get dialysis at home or at an office, and whether you get a kidney relocate. On the off chance that you are qualified for ESRD Federal medical insurance, you can sign up for Parts An and B together whenever. Section A will be retroactive as long as a year, yet it can't begin sooner than the principal month you were qualified for ESRD Federal medical insurance.

Note: On the off chance that you are a railroad laborer with ESRD, you should contact Federal retirement aide — not the Railroad Retirement Board — to see whether you are qualified for Government health care.

Since Government managed retirement and Federal health care qualification rules are perplexing, it is suggested that you call Government backed retirement at 800-772-1213 to get the most reliable data with respect to your specific circumstance.