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Use this form: • If you have premium Part A or Part B, but wish to no longer be enrolled. • If you have Part B, but recently re-joined the workforce with access to employer-sponsored health insurance and wish to voluntarily terminate this coverage.
If you change your mind about cancelling your coverage, you need to contact SSA before the date your coverage ends. Contact your local Social Security office. If you’re dropping Part B and keeping Part A, we’ll send you a new Medicare card showing you have only Part A coverage.
Submit a disenrollment request through the plan’s website (if such a feature is offered). Call your plan and ask a representative to mail you a disenrollment form which you will fill out and return. You can typically find the contact information for your Medicare Part D plan on your membership card.
9 Σεπ 2024 · You can cancel premium Part A, Part B, and Medigap anytime. You can only cancel Part C and Part D during certain enrollment periods.
If you are enrolled in Medicare and wish to voluntarily stop your Medicare coverage, complete a CMS-1763 Form. This form was released by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services . You can download a fillable Form CMS 1763 through the link below .
Under IRS rules, you can’t continue to contribute to a HSA if you’re enrolled in Medicare — which you’ll be automatically if you’re receiving Social Security payments. If you’re entitled to Part A without paying premiums, you don’t get hit with a late penalty if you delay enrolling in Part A.
Cancelling Medicare means losing your current healthcare coverage and potentially having gaps in coverage until you find a new plan. It is important to carefully consider alternative options and make sure you have the proper coverage in place before canceling.
