Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=txJsNAiRYqo Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Retiring After 65? How to Enroll in Medicare After Employer Coverage Ends [zlkuOohOlKv] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Didn’t enroll in Medicare at 65 because you were still working? Voss Speros of Speros Financial Group in Mesa, Arizona, explains what to do when you retire and your employer coverage ends. Voss discusses the eight-month Special Enrollment Period, enrolling in Medicare Parts A and B, documenting your employer and prescription coverage, and important HSA considerations. As he explains, getting the proper forms filled out and submitted to Social Security can help get your Medicare coverage up and running. 👉 Get in touch with Voss: 💡 Read more answers from other agents: ❓ Ask a question of your own: #Medicare #MedicareEnrollment #RetirementPlanning #Turning65 #MedicareHelp 30KN8FEPLRA YUT9igYhlwl wt5Ud1O46mV Md3T201YNEt CsPLtXChU3x 1VPmBRVHKKF
Didn’t enroll in Medicare at 65 because you were still working? Voss Speros of Speros Financial Group in Mesa, Arizona, explains what to do when you retire and your employer coverage ends. Voss discusses the eight-month Special Enrollment Period, enrolling in Medicare Parts A and B, documenting your employer and prescription coverage, and important HSA considerations. As he explains, getting the proper forms filled out and submitted to Social Security can help get your Medicare coverage up and running. 👉 Get in touch with Voss: 💡 Read more answers from other agents: ❓ Ask a question of your own: #Medicare #MedicareEnrollment #RetirementPlanning #Turning65 #MedicareHelp 30KN8FEPLRA YUT9igYhlwl wt5Ud1O46mV Md3T201YNEt CsPLtXChU3x 1VPmBRVHKKF