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Medicare Question

Who do I call at AT&T to verify that I have had subsidized health coverage for the last three years? Thanks

I do not have FB on purpose so I don’t have access to the AT&T group chat.

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I've been through this. In my case, I started Medicare in 2023, so things might have changed a bit, but here's what I did: Contact Alight at 1-877-722-0020. Select Health care. I don't remember all of the call-tree options, but if you say "other questions", and let them know you need a CMS L-654, they will get someone who knows what that is to help you. Not all of the Alight staff does. One person kept thinking I was talking about life insurance, but I was able to tell her I needed this form filled out and she got someone to return my call. Alternatively, you can make an appointment with Alight and a medicare specialist at Alight. I did that as well, but she was a few hours late for our phone appointment. But in any event, you give them what you need (for you, your spouse, etc.) and they will send the form completed with the Employer's portion to you. It took about 5 days for the completed form to be sent to me (it was sent expidited over UPS) from Alight. Alight, as a represntative of AT&T, fills out the second half of the form and will only fill in the last 4 digits of your social, so you fill in the rest. Then fax or deliver to a social security office. You should be signed up for Part A, at a minimum, or Social Security won't know what to do with it. You need the CMS-L-564 in order to get your Medicare #. I applied for Part B on line the day before and got the email notice that my application was under review before faxing. I included a cover letter in the fax with my name, Social Security Number, and purpose of Fax (CMS-L-564). Hope that helps.

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Post ID: @e4+1jp5naqzv

I don’t think my husband/supervisor would know.

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Post ID: @e0+1jp5naqzv

It would be an IRS Form 1095-C "Employer-Provided Health Insurance Offer and Coverage"

I had an AT&T phone number of (877) 722-0020‬

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Post ID: @ag+1jp5naqzv

I have been told by a Medicare Specialist it is not required if you target for it to start the first day of the month you are going to be 65. I retired from AT&T when I was 56 and I am researching all I can on Medicare.

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Post ID: @af+1jp5naqzv

1095-A is not acceptable to Medicare for some unknown reason. They require a physical signature and HR job title declaration.

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Post ID: @ae+1jp5naqzv

I think the notice is called "Notice of Creditable Coverage". Probably need separate forms for health and prescription coverage.

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Post ID: @a6+1jp5naqzv

Wrong church, wrong pew. This is the at&t layoff site not at&t benefits! GET A LIFE.

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Post ID: @a5+1jp5naqzv

Why would Medicare need that info?

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Post ID: @a4+1jp5naqzv

AT&T Access

877-722-0020

access.att.com

https://hraccess.att.com/hraccess/#/dashboard
Create your new account for accessing it here: https://hraccess.att.com/hraccess/#/newUser

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Post ID: @a3+1jp5naqzv

Yes, I have that form for the last three years. Just not for current year.

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Post ID: @a2+1jp5naqzv

No idea about who to call, but wouldn’t you be able to use the tax form 1095-A that you get every year with your W2?

What other form would even prove this?

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