Aetna Medicare Solutions

Aetna Member, know your options to continue with your total approach to health.

If you're eligible for Medicare and are still covered by your employer, you have health coverage choices. We're here to answer your questions and help you find a plan that's right for you.

Understanding Medicare enrollment periods

Thinking about transitioning to Medicare? The time period when you can enroll depends on your age and other factors. To learn more, select the option below that best describes you.

Enter your date of birth.

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(Information is only used to help calculate enrollment dates.)

You can join Medicare at any time and continue to work. Enter the month you intend to end your employer coverage.

(Information is only used to help calculate enrollment dates.)

You can join Medicare at any time. Enter your retirement month.

(Information is only used to help calculate enrollment dates.)

Your Special Enrollment Periods — Intend to end employer coverage in Month Year X

First, enroll in Medicare Parts A and B:

Special Enrollment Period for Parts A and B

Enrollment period
Intend to end employer coverage

Special Enrollment Period for Parts C and D

Next, you have 2 months from your Parts A & B effective date to enroll in a Medicare Part C and/or D plan.

You can select a Medicare plan while remaining actively at work.

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Understanding your Medicare coverage options

Aetna Member, know your options to continue with your total approach to health.

Understanding Medicare enrollment periods

Enter your date of birth.

You can join Medicare at any time and continue to work. Enter the month you intend to end your employer coverage.

You can join Medicare at any time. Enter your retirement month.

First, enroll in Medicare Parts A and B:

Next, you have 2 months from your Parts A & B effective date to enroll in a Medicare Part C and/or D plan.

You can select a Medicare plan while remaining actively at work.

You can work past 65 and get Medicare

Watch these short videos to learn more about Medicare

Handy tools to help you along your path