Retiring after 65? Enroll in a Medicare Advantage plan centered on you.

What to expect

If you are 65 or older and have been covered under your employer’s health plan, your spouse’s plan, or a Marketplace plan, you can still enroll in Medicare up to two months after your current coverage ends. 

It’s important to understand your healthcare choices so you can ensure you have the right coverage for your lifestyle. Mass General Brigham Health Plan is here to support you with helpful information and Medicare Advantage plans.

Learn the basics of Medicare

As someone new to Medicare enrollment, you may have questions. Click below to go to our Medicare Basics page to brush up on everything you need to know about Medicare before browsing your plan options.

Preparing to sign up for Medicare

As soon as you know when you are going to retire or no longer receive your current coverage, start gathering information to ensure you get the coverage you need. Walk through our step-by-step timeline to set yourself up for success.

How to enroll during your Special Enrollment Period

You can sign up for Medicare or make changes during the annual open enrollment period of October 15 through December 7. However, you can also make changes during a Special Enrollment Period (SEP), which occurs when certain qualifying events happen, including losing employer coverage, retiring, moving, or other situations. Enrollment timing depends on the situation.

Follow these steps to enroll in one of our Medicare Advantage plans:

Begin your enrollment →