Patientsâ renal, cardiac, neuromuscular, and gastrointestinal systems may develop signs and symptoms related to TLS, requiring physical assessments and frequent monitoring, with the frequency dependent upon the severity of TLS and the patientâs complaints and assessment findings.
Generally, if you didnât sign up for Part B when you were first eligible because your spouse was working and you had group health plan coverage based on their work, you can sign up for Part B, without penalty, during the Special Enrollment Period.
If you are still working after you turn 65 (or your spouse is still working) for a company with 20 full-time workers AND you get health insurance from them, you may not need all of Medicare when you turn 65. You can delay Part B or Part D and get them later on when you retire or if you lose your job-related insurance.âm eligible for Medicare, but need coverage for my non-working spouse. Medicare is individual, not group/family, insurance. To get Medicare, a person must be eligible based on age or disability. Therefore, anyone who qualifies to receive Medicare can get it â regardless of work history.