14 March The "General Enrollment Period" for Medicare Part B Ends March 31st March 14, 2017 By Editor Medicare Supplement AEP, medicare, medicare supplement, medigap, open enrollment, seniors 0 If you didn’t enroll in Medicare Part B during your initial enrollment period, it’s not too late! There is a “General Enrollment Period” for Part B that runs from January 1st to March 31st every year. If you enroll during this general enrollment period, your Part B coverage begins on July 1st of the year that you enroll. Please note that your Part B premium will be increased by 10% for every year that you were eligible for Part B but did not enroll. Visit ManhattanLife's Medicare Supplement for plan information. Related Posts Unpacking Medicare Supplement: Part 2 Maggie continues her quest to learn more about healthcare at age 65 and beyond. In Part 2 of our blog series, she discovers the myriad of details that make up this supplemental insurance. Unpacking Medicare Supplement: Part 1 Along with Medicare, Medicare Supplement or Medigap can give assist in providing more thorough health insurance. Join Maggie as she embarks on a five-part journey to better understand just how beneficial Medicare Supplement coverage can be. Unpacking Medicare Supplement: Part 4 Medigap Maggie's learning journey reaches its end and epilogue. Here, further details and potential scenarios are given, and questions are answered. Unpacking Medicare Supplement: Part 3 After much studying and contemplation, Maggie takes the necessary steps to acquire a Medicare Supplement policy. The Medicare Advantage Disenrollment Period - What Can You Do? The Medicare Advantage Disenrollment Period (MADP) runs from January 1st through March 31st. Make sure you know your options. Understanding Medicare's Enrollment Periods There are many people who are confused by a complicated system on when they can enroll in different Medicare plans. Let's see if we can add a little clarity to the different "enrollment periods". Comments are closed.