Generally, Medicare is available for adults in the State of Georgia age 65 or older, younger people with disabilities and people with End Stage Renal Disease (permanent kidney failure requiring dialysis or transplant).

Some people get Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B automatically while other people must sign up for those benefits. It usually depends on whether you are receiving Social Security benefits.

Part 1: Access to Providers - In my business, this is obviously the most often asked question I receive. This will be the type of coverage you have for the rest of your life barring some exceptions.

Part 2: Cost - In my business, this is obviously the most often asked question I receive. This will be the type of coverage you have for the rest of your life barring some exceptions.

Part 3: Coverage - In my business, this is obviously the most often asked question I receive. This will be the type of coverage you have for the rest of your life barring some exceptions.