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I am turning 65 this year, do I need Medicare Part B when I have BCBSTX

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I am turning 65 this year, do I need Medicare Part B when I have BCBSTX

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    Hello, You'll want to check with your plan to see if it has any requirements regarding what actions you take when you become eligible for Medicare. You can also contact Medicare to discuss this. If your plan is through your employer you can reach out to your human resource department for more information. If you have an individual plan you can contact our customer service department at the number on your ID card or through the Message Center on your Blue Access for Members account. ~ Kayla
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    Hello, You'll want to check with your plan to see if it has any requirements regarding what actions you take when you become eligible for Medicare. You can also contact Medicare to discuss this. If your plan is through your employer you can reach out to your human resource department for more information. If you have an individual plan you can contact our customer service department at the number on your ID card or through the Message Center on your Blue Access for Members account. ~ Kayla
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