Many retired federal employees just continue their FEHB coverage and never enroll in Medicare part B.
It's very good comprehensive insurance with many choices in policies and you can switch every year as needs change.
You could easily turn that question around and ask - "does it ever make sense to enroll in Part B if you have access to FEHB?"
I have three more years to decide and am definitely on the fence about enrolling in part B. Currently leaning towards not enrolling.
It's very good comprehensive insurance with many choices in policies and you can switch every year as needs change.
You could easily turn that question around and ask - "does it ever make sense to enroll in Part B if you have access to FEHB?"
I have three more years to decide and am definitely on the fence about enrolling in part B. Currently leaning towards not enrolling.
Statistics: Posted by MnD — Sun Mar 24, 2024 9:44 pm — Replies 1 — Views 111