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(BPT) - Medicare runs on a calendar, and understanding the deadlines can help you make informed coverage decisions and avoid late-enrollment penalties.When you can sign up — and how long you have — depends on your age, whether you're still working, and whether you're already receiving Social Security benefits. Some people are enrolled automatically. Others can sign up during a designated enrollment period, with a separate timeframe for choosing a Medicare Advantage or prescription drug plan. Recommended for you Sections AutomotiveBridalBusiness And CareersCommunity CaresEducationEspanolFamily LivingFashion, Beauty & FitnessFood, Recipes & EntertainingGift IdeasGreen LivingHealth & WellnessHome DecoratingHome ImprovementHot TopicsHow ToKitchen, Bed & BathLawn & GardenMoney & FinancePetsPress ReleasesPrnewswireReal EstateSeasonalSenior LivingSportsTech Talk & InnovationTravel Most Popular Articles Images Videos ArticlesFrom Courtroom to Family Room: Retired Big Spring Judge Timothy E.

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