Medicare Freedom: Opt-Out Option for Part A Benefits
This bill allows eligible individuals to voluntarily opt out of Medicare Part A benefits. Citizens can later re-enroll without any penalties. The act does not require opting out of other social security benefits or repaying funds for services received prior to opting out.
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 any financial penalties.
Opting out of Medicare Part A does not affect your other social security benefits.
You are not required to repay funds for Medicare Part A services received before opting out.
Status:
Introduced
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