​Should I get Medicare Part A and Part B?
Most people should enroll in Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) when they're first eligible, but certain people may choose to delay Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance). In most cases, it depends on the type of health coverage you may have. Select the situation that applies to you to learn more. 

What if I have TRICARE and I'm a retired service person?
If you’re eligible for Part A and TRICARE, you must get Part B to keep your TRICARE coverage.

What if I have TRICARE and I'm an active-duty service member or the spouse of child of an active-duty service member?

• You don't have to enroll in Part B to keep your  TRICARE  coverage while the service member is on active duty.
• Before the active-duty service member retires, you must enroll in Part B to keep TRICARE without a break in coverage.
• You can get Part B during a special enrollment period if you have Medicare because you're 65 or older, or you're disabled.
• If you have  End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) , you should enroll in Part A and Part B when you're first eligible.

What if I only have veterans benefits
You should enroll in Parts A and B when you are first eligible to avoid a late enrollment penalty.

What if I have CHAMPVA?
If you're eligible for Part A and CHAMPVA, you must get Part B to keep your CHAMPVA coverage.

Can I keep my benefits if I purchase a Medicare Supplement or Medicare Advantage Plan?