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Medicare Choice: Opting Out of Part A Benefits

This act allows individuals eligible for Medicare Part A benefits to voluntarily opt out. Citizens can later change their mind and re-enroll without penalties, offering more flexibility in managing their healthcare choices.
Key points
You can voluntarily opt out of Medicare Part A benefits if you are eligible.
You can re-enroll in Medicare Part A at any time without facing any financial penalties.
Opting out of Medicare Part A does not affect your Social Security (Title II) benefits.
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Additional Information
Retirement Freedom Act
Print number: S 275
Sponsor: Sen. Cruz, Ted [R-TX]
Process start date: 2021-02-08