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You can apply for a Medicare Supplement insurance plan at any time. However, you may be subjected to medical underwriting, which is where insurance companies gather information about your health history and use past or current health conditions as grounds to charge you more for a plan or reject you from a plan.

Who is eligible for Medicare part D?
Anyone who is enrolled in either Medicare Part A or Part B (or both) is eligible to enroll in Part D. You must enroll when you are first eligible unless you have other creditable drug coverage. Otherwise, you will be subject to an expensive late penalty for Part D later one.

How long do you have to work to be eligible for Medicare?
Your eligibility for Medicare is not based on your work history. However, people with at least 10 years (40 quarters) of paying Medicare payroll taxes will get Part A services without paying premiums once they are eligible.