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The document outlines the application process for providers seeking to enroll in the Iowa Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Waiver program. It details the required forms, instructions for completion, and necessary documentation for both individual applicants providing Consumer-Directed Attendant Care (CDAC) and agencies applying for waiver services. The document emphasizes the importance of completeness and accuracy in submissions to avoid delays in approval.

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Why delay Medicare enrollment?

People who delay enrollment in Parts B and D often do so to save money on their monthly premiums. However, it depends on your plan. If your employer plan acts as your primary insurer and has high cost sharing, having Medicare as your secondary insurer may help pay some of your costs.

What is the 7 month rule for Medicare?

Initial Enrollment Period (IEP) The 7-month period when someone is first eligible for Medicare. For those eligible due to age, this period begins 3 months before they turn 65, includes the month they turn 65, and ends 3 months after they turn 65. Coverage begins the month after a person signs up during their IEP.

Can you defer enrollment in Medicare Part A?

You can defer Medicare coverage if you feel its in your best interest to do so. Remember, though, that most people eligible for Medicare benefit from enrolling in both Part A and Part B (original Medicare) during their initial enrollment period.

Is there a reason to not enroll in Medicare?

If you keep working beyond age 65, you may have health insurance through your employer or have purchased a plan outside of Medicare. In this case, you may choose to refuse Medicare coverage. However, delaying enrollment can add extra costs or penalties down the road.

Why would you delay Medicare?

Next, well discuss some common reasons you may be considering deferring Medicare. You have health insurance you want to keep. You want to keep contributing to an HSA. You want to use your current Veterans Affairs benefits. You currently have TRICARE or CHAMPVA coverage.

Who is the CMS Form 855 I the enrollment application for?

All physicians, as well as all eligible professionals as defined in section 1848(k)(3)(B) of the Social Security Act must complete this application to enroll in the Medicare program and receive a Medicare billing number.

Why do you have to wait 2 years for Medicare?

Medicare was originally intended for those over 65, and when Medicare was expanded to include persons with disabilities, a very expensive expansion, the two-year waiting period was added as a cost-saving measure.

What is the Medicare application fee used for?

ing to the Affordable Care Act, the application fee will be used to cover the cost of program integrity activities including provider screening associated with provider enrollment processes.

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