If you turn 65 or your spouse is still working Medicare is secondary payor until you disenroll from the commercial insurance
Correct. Can you disenroll from Medicare if you’re over 65? Just curious.
Wait. If a person over 65 (as an example) has Medicare and private insurance, Medicare is always the primary.
We’re you saying the exception would be if that person has a spouse who is working. Otherwise, Medicare is the primary.
Only if you’re on the wife’s plan. When I was still working, my husband was on Medicare only.