I spoke to social security disability recently, and they are withholding close to a hundred bucks for medicare
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1 honeybeejim
Join the crowd it your 65 you pay it did you ask them when the u.s. government is going to pay the 2 trillion owed to s.o.s trust fund
2 trrei
How long ago did you first apply? Everyone who is on SSI or SSDI for disability get Medicare after 2 years. So if you applied two years ago, then yes, that’s correct. But hey, you’ll have some medical coverage. Ask for a PRC code for online access or check the notices you received when you first filed. That should have your benefit amount.
3 pookyjo2
This is the premium amount for Part B (physician/outpatient) coverage. Part A (hospital coverage) is free as long as you have paid into Medicare through taxes for 10 years. Part B costs around $100/month.
This cost applies to anyone who has Medicare, whether they are eligible by age (65+) or by disability.